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Could anyone help me with the following trams with there routes so my collection os a little more complete, I know one of them has been requested before by some one else.1. PC7000 (Ex Crotrains)
2. MEI750 Tangumi Japan, link no longer working.
3. 103TRM Tsurmi Japan As above.There even marked on the Train list page mentioned on a previous message, and thats where I tried from.Thanks in advance,Tom
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In my opinion the only one train still available is the 103TRM (a Japanese EMU, not a true tram).
You can find it inside the Tsurumi line package at http://www80.sakura.ne.jp/~chikuroan/ (CHIKU-RO-AN by Mr. Shimin - formerly Kavasaky Residents) and it's a 2.8 MB download.Mey750 was by Gaku: this pioner of BVE has vanished more than one year ago... I can send it you by mail, if you want.Not sure about a PC7000, I don't remember...CheersLuigi Cartello
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/
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I have the MEI750 and a PCC7000 which is a Brussels tram that I think I got from Crotrains. Both together are 2.7 Mb. I can email both if you want.
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Thanks all, I have some one sendind me the file I neededTom
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