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Hi Guys, Full work on the Norwich to Ipswich line has now began. We're currently working on Norwich Thorpe Station, and making our own catenarys. We're trying to make this route as realistic as we can for your enjoyment To find the progress of this route please visit,
www.bve-trains.chicsystems.com.Kind Regards
Zane Saxton - http://www.railnetwork.chicsystems.com
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nice one! I attempted this one about a year ago in private. I got as far as Diss with just the trackwork before I unfortunately lost what i'd been working on. Have you found it difficult to gain signalling info?
How can you eat your pudding if you don't eat your meat?
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yes actually i was going to ask anyone if they had any methods of getting signalling information.
Zane Saxton - http://www.railnetwork.chicsystems.com
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Oh yeah, on the subject of making your own catenery-
don't.It takes far too long to perfect, and the MK3a system as used on XCSv2 is the same as that found on your line.I'm only working on my own for the satisfaction, and the fact it uses the mk3b system (73m spacings). but if i'd known how long it would take i wouldn't have bothered. The ECML would have been completed long before now if i hadn't had all this fooling about.
How can you eat your pudding if you don't eat your meat?
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