The Italian Genova - S Antonio Narrrow gauge electic Li
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Any one else tried this one, its great, Its the first 2KM of a High detail 24KM project. it has 4 different trains. A link to it can be found at the International BVE route datase. www.bver-routes.comOne warning to anyone who wants to, the object file is on the first page and go the the link on that page to get the 4 trains and 3 other routes. but its worth it each file is approx 1.3meg including the object file.There's also a link to the real line with photo's, map and information but in mostly in Italian.Have fun and tell us what you think.Tom
RE: The Italian Genova - S Antonio Narrrow gauge electi
LAST EDITED ON May-24-03 AT 02:16 PM (EDT)
Downunder_Tom Do you mean www.bve-routes.comDo you mean FGC - Ferrovia Genova - Casella (beta) by Luigi Cartello | cartello.luigi@tiscali.it | 3km | non fictional | added 2003-03-12
An electric narrow gauge mountain line north of Genova. First version to S.Antonino.
RE: The Italian Genova - S Antonio Narrrow gauge electi
Hi Tom,I'm glad you like it.The work on the line is still in progress (after a pause due to other commitments). At now I am testing a workaround to some limitations in the BVE program due to it's way to draw the shenery when sharp curves (typical curves in FGC line have only 60 mt radii) change the direction of the travel more the 90 degrees.Anyway I'm trying to make the line as real as possible (the object folder will grow as well), due to the huge photo documentation and textures furnished me by Sergio Usai, a tecnichian working for the rail company. Electric unites already made by Sergio are also as real as possible: a shame that also here the limitation of the program doesn't allow more...These is a picture taken from the next stretch S.Antonino-Cappuccio (real and BVE):I can't promise anything, but if I can, it will be released at the end of July.Cheers, Luigi Cartello http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/
I can't promise anything, but if I can, it will be released at the end of July.Cheers,