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Member since Apr-8-03 · 8 posts

Anyone remember it?Used to be http://www.thelondontube.co.uk then http://www.thelondontube.org.uk (Or maybe the other way around?)I think it was run by James?
But anyway, it looks like it's gone for good, so what I'd like to know is, are the routes that were on there available elsewhere?Thanks
Tim

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RE: The London Tube site, John O, Jul-10-03, 05:28 PM, (1) RE: The London Tube site, alex_farlie, Jul-10-03, 05:43 PM, (2) RE: The London Tube site, Wulf_9, Jul-10-03, 10:30 PM, (3) RE: The London Tube site, mailer_diablo, Jul-11-03, 03:51 AM, (4) RE: The London Tube site, Thomas Corcoran, Jul-11-03, 05:52 PM, (5) RE: The London Tube site, TimHarvey, Jul-11-03, 10:43 PM, (6) RE: The London Tube site, OliverMat, Jul-12-03, 06:30 AM, (7)

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Member since Apr-5-03 · 85 posts

RE: The London Tube site

>Anyone remember it?
>
>Used to be http://www.thelondontube.co.uk then
>http://www.thelondontube.org.uk (Or maybe the other way
>around?)
>
>I think it was run by James?
>But anyway, it looks like it's gone for good, so what I'd
>like to know is, are the routes that were on there available
>elsewhere?
>
>Thanks
>Tim Hi, having had involvment with taht site, I can infrom you
that James Roberts is still around all though less visibly
active than previously.He may be listening right now..<MEDIUM> James , james are You there? Knock once
for yes, two for no.... </MEDIUM>Bringing routes back from the dead seems to be Wulf's
thing so I await his comments..Alex

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Member since Apr-7-03 · 360 posts

RE: The London Tube site

The London Tube site – image 1

Hi all,Still alive and kicking, enjoying a bit more of a relaxed schedule of late Alex, I got your mail re the Viccy Northbound but haven't unpacked or looked at the files yet. IIRC the original v1 by Sacha Dodd was used to produce the v2 coutesy of Paul Jobber, so when I packed the new archive I included all the routefiles that worked in v2, so you should have 4 runs, north-south and back again, ending in a siding I believe... but if there's more to be had I will certainly include it.*EDIT* - Just checked that archive, it's a different route package so will see about adding it to the roster 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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Member since Apr-8-03 · 8 posts

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LAST EDITED ON Jul-11-03 AT 10:44 PM (EDT)

>Both are not working due to bandwidth problems, if I
>remember correctly... Yep, and I e-mailed him about 20 times offering to host the site for him, but he didn't reply to any of the e-mails. He did however reply to a post on the Crotrainz forum and he said he was interested and that he would e-mail me later in the week. That was last year, so it seems he's had to neglect the site because of his education. So that's why I was asking if the routes are available anywhere else, cos I don't see The London Tube coming back any time soon (if ever)

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