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POLL: Would you like to see an update of the Fictional LUL route Steve Green made for BVE way back?
Posted by alex_farlie on May-30-03, 07:31 AM EDT

Result after a total of 15 votes

Yes 13 votes, 86% Vote for this choice No 1 votes, 6% Vote for this choice Yes - Revising Scenario for West Midlands/Centro area 1 votes, 6% Vote for this choice

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Member since Apr-5-03 · 48 posts

RE: Me too!

Would you like to see an update of the Fictional LUL r – image 4

I dont mind the northern line person myself... just dont try to do your own announcements! Search on the net for Text to speech demos and do it there!

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Member since Apr-5-03 · 56 posts

RE: YES!!!!!

>Absolutely!
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>With smooth curves and pointwork, LU-TSS or similar and some
>outside sections; just don't lose those auto-annoucements!
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>Tim Frost
>NVTA Subway routes for BVE:
>http://nvta.co.uk

>Would you like to see an update of the Fictional LUL r – image 5 And there was I not expecting to get a response I was hoping Steve might see this poll, as undertsandly any update
(or re-make) needs his approval.)Alex

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