Fictional BVE Awards

Ladies and gentlemen, I'm on holidays since last monday and I want to create a fictional BVE Awards edition for this year. If you like this idea, I follow. If not, you can forget that post.There are FIVE candidates (Routes) for each category (there are six). I think you won't to degree with this.Let's go.Best Diesel Routes:
1.- Edimbourgh to Carnoustie.
2.- Somerset and Dorset Route.
3.- Blighton to Treston Park.
4.- Sandymill to Invernay.
5.- Brokfield to Northgate.
Best Electric Routes:
1.- Moorfield to Hammerwich.
2.- Hammerwich to Wood Green.
3.- Birmingham Cross City South.
4.- Watford Junction - Mylton Keynes Central.
5.- Milngavie to Springburn.Best Third Rail Routes:1.- Blighton to Treston Park.
2.- Docklands Light Rail.
3.- Tonbridge - Sevenoaks.
4.- Glasgow Underground.
5.- No more candidates.Best Fourth Rail Routes:1.- London Underground: Piccadilly V2.
2.- " " District: Edgware Road - Putney Bridge.
3.- " " Metropolitan: Aldgate - Finchley Road.
4.- " " Northern: Edgware - Morden (via Bank)
5.- " " Bakerloo: Elephant - Harrow and Wealdstone.
BEST FICTIONAL ROUTE:1.- Blighton - Treston Park.
2.- Moorfield - Hammerwich/Wood Green.
3.- Sandymill - Invernay.
4.- Elvenfoot - Lockerby.
5.- Somerset and Dorset.BEST NON FICTIONAL ROUTE:1.- Birmingham Cross City.
2.- Edimbourgh to Abroath.
3.- Watford Junction - Mylton Keynes.
4.- LU Northern Edgware - Morden via Bank.
5.- Milngavie to Springburn.Those are the candidates.Last day of votes: Saturday 15 - June - 2003.Greetings,Rufus.

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RE: Fictional BVE Awards., 320302, Jun-01-03, 07:59 PM, (1) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., Downunder Tom, Jun-01-03, 11:06 PM, (2) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., TomBeevers2000, Jun-02-03, 02:36 AM, (3) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., Wulf_9, Jun-02-03, 02:52 AM, (4) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., Uwe Post, Jun-02-03, 04:02 AM, (5) RE: Fictional BVE Awards. (This year to UK, next....), Rufus, Jun-02-03, 05:17 AM, (6) RE: Fictional BVE Awards. (This year to UK, next....), Rufus, Jun-02-03, 05:18 AM, (7) RE: Fictional BVE Awards. (This year to UK, next....), Tim Frost, Jun-02-03, 05:29 AM, (8) UK BVE Awards, Uwe Post, Jun-02-03, 05:37 AM, (9) RE: UK BVE Awards, Rufus, Jun-02-03, 05:47 AM, (10) RE: Fictional BVE Awards. (This year to UK, next....), Rufus, Jun-02-03, 05:48 AM, (11) RE: Fictional BVE Awards. (This year to UK, next....), Tim Frost, Jun-02-03, 06:13 AM, (12) RE: Fictional BVE Awards. (This year to UK, next....), Rufus, Jun-02-03, 06:17 AM, (13) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., chrisgd, Jun-02-03, 09:00 AM, (14) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., Rufus, Jun-02-03, 09:55 AM, (15) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., smikes, Jun-02-03, 10:58 AM, (16) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., Stamford Brooker, Jun-02-03, 11:39 AM, (17) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., Rufus, Jun-02-03, 12:11 PM, (18) RE: Fictional BVE Awards., Rufus, Jun-02-03, 12:12 PM, (19)

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Sounds a good idea. May not be an ideal idea as it may cause friction but yeah , give it a chance. It may work.Good luck with it

BVE In Scotland - http://homepage.ntlworld.com/m.milmine/Index.html

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Gee hard to seperate them all. they all great and would just like to give all the authoirs a prize for there efford.Tom

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The Somerset and Dorset is NOT fictitional! Where did you get that from?!

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Tom Beevers
http://brj.rr.nu

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Indeed, and it certainly wasn't worked by a diesel either CiaoSaxon Locomotive Works - "The difficult we do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer"http://www.zodiac-infosystems.co.uk/rail/bve

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No bad idea.But why only british routes?Thus you should call it "British BVE Award" ...Greetings from Germany Uwe

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Excuse me. There are big troubles from BVE. Well, that's only a test (I like UK, although I'm living in Spain), not something like the BIG MTV AWARDS. Next year Repairing...: Deleted Somerset and Dorset from Fictional Routes. Changed by Brokfield - Northgate.Rufus. (I don't put my routes here. Perhaps I could make routes for various singers or music groups)

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PD: "Big troubles" are mine, because I put Somerset and Dorset in Fictional Route folder.

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UK only is better for now... I was nearly insulted that the NVTA routes did not make the top 5 3rd rail routes.They're fictional of course... If you don't have them... click below! Tim Frost
NVTA Subway routes for BVE:
http://nvta.co.uk

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No problem for me if it is called appropriately. Why fictional? What is fictional with this award?For next year, we could also discuss to take the candidates from some kind of online voting which could be added to bve-routes.com. Uwe

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I call fictional because you vote here, not in the Buckingham Palace of London (if it writes there) . Fictional Prizes are made with Paint. too.Rufus.

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Is fictional NVTA??? I thank that subway exists.

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LAST EDITED ON Jun-02-03 AT 06:15 AM (EDT)

If NVTA exists im in for one heck of a lawsuit!!!!I made it all up with help from a few friends... NVTA is indeed very fictional! EDIT: Well, actually, there is an NVTA is Virginia, USA: the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority (or something like that), but this is a completely seperate entity not related to the Nearbug Valley Transportation Authority in any way.Tim Frost
NVTA Subway routes for BVE:
http://nvta.co.uk

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OK. Thanks for your info.Well, if I'd made another cathegory, Fictional Subway Routes......Rufus.

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Shouldn't the LUL routes also include Jubilee, Victoria and Circle lines?Chris

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Chrisgd, look at my first post. There are THE BEST MADE ROUTES (from my point of view). Of course this lines are of the LUL, but in this ceremony test there underlines good route designs. It makes that Jub, Vic and Cir can't stand at this test. This doesn't want to say that there are bad routes. Of course, as far as I'm concerned there are great! Greetings,
Rufus.

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LAST EDITED ON Jun-02-03 AT 11:19 AM (EDT)

Are you talking about all routes or just those made this year?
I'd vote for Pinda-Exped.and Richmond-Kurrajong, but thats just my taste.I think the idea of awards has value; some recognition for peoples work is very good.Maybe a catagory for UK and another for all other nations,or something like that?Maybe a seperate one for trains also?

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Ooops - Rufus I'm sorry if I have just stolen your idea. I have only just read this topic.

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Don't worry. Your polls help me because I don't make any poll for each cathegory. There are six. In the fifth you must change Somerset and Dorset by Brokfield to Northgate, if you can.Rufus.

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I'm talking about British Routes made since June last year (made and builded last days before that month).Rufus.

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