Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn

Hello,
I remember a while back there was mention of the extension of the Bridgend - Pencoed was extended to i think the place was named Pontyclunn (well, closer to cardiff and begins with 'p') & I was wondering if anyone has the extension as I cannot find it. Any help will be appriciated,Cheers,

The British BVE Homepage - http://www.bvedepot.co.uk

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RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, NathanWhitington, Sep-11-03, 06:09 PM, (1) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, PCrail, Sep-12-03, 01:00 PM, (2) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, alex_farlie, Sep-12-03, 04:21 PM, (3) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, tube_dude, Sep-12-03, 06:17 PM, (4) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, cl180, Sep-12-03, 07:26 PM, (5) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, Tim Frost, Sep-12-03, 11:39 PM, (6) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, Stooopid_person, Sep-13-03, 01:38 AM, (7) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, cl180, Sep-13-03, 04:36 AM, (8) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, alex_farlie, Sep-13-03, 08:12 AM, (9) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, Tim Frost, Sep-13-03, 08:29 AM, (10) RE: Bridend - Pencoed - Pontyclunn, Stooopid_person, Sep-13-03, 09:21 AM, (11)

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>Hello,
>
>
>I remember a while back there was mention of the extension
>of the Bridgend - Pencoed was extended to i think the
>place was named Pontyclunn (well, closer to cardiff and
>begins with 'p') & I was wondering if anyone has the
>extension as I cannot find it. Any help will be appriciated,
>
>Cheers, Yes it was to Pontyclun and I too have been desperate in my attempts to search for the extension but have had no luck in doing so. Could anybody shed some light?

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aye its here:http://membres.lycos.fr/webotrains/dbve/bve.htmlscroll down the routes and you'll see it, bridgend.zip and pontyclunn.zip
cheers,
James.

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>aye its here:
>
>http://membres.lycos.fr/webotrains/dbve/bve.html
>
>scroll down the routes and you'll see it, bridgend.zip and
>pontyclunn.zip
>
>
>cheers,
>James. Lycos.fr seems to think otherwise..When I tty to download the file I get a message saying i must
vist a particular wbeiste which is identical to the orignal page.A strongly worded letter is one it's way to the webmaster of
the page concerned...Alex

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LAST EDITED ON Sep-12-03 AT 06:19 PM (EDT)

Well, that link works this end, thanks for that link. All we need now is an update with the the scenery as it is in real life, alothough it is good anyway, and then an extension to cardiff Edit
Wonder if Robert knows the clockwork orange is availble there.
Edit

The British BVE Homepage - http://www.bvedepot.co.uk

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Is the route any good?
I love the Bridgend one, its simple and great!
Cant wait to drive, in the Pacer to

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These downloads don't appear to be authorized. Is someone working on contacting Robert Glass about the Glasgow Underground route or should I?Tim Frost
NVTA Subway routes for BVE:
http://nvta.co.uk

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>These downloads don't appear to be authorized. Is someone
>working on contacting Robert Glass about the Glasgow
>Underground route or should I? But if you notice, that is an old version. The new version has full cab. And the track is not like that in tunnels.

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Tim, i think you should!
In a way its a good thing, because there seems to be no other site that hosts this upgrade, but its really bad to host things that are not yours, no matter what version (old or current).
Maybe Robert can shed some light?

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>These downloads don't appear to be authorized. Is someone
>working on contacting Robert Glass about the Glasgow
>Underground route or should I?
>Well one of the moderators here is aware of this,
and I can recall having voiced concerns to Robert
Glass.Perhaps more suprising is that the site claims to
hold a version of BVE/UCHIBO etc. as a local download,
This is as you all aware completly against what Mr Mackoy
asks on his website.. (I doubt it's a recent version though).There is also a claim that a version of Gaku's Idia(?) line is
availble(as a locald download.). Perhpas someone with expereince
in these issues should raise appropriate concerns with the relevant
ISP contacts?Alex

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I have no experience dealing with ISPs for issues like this... but Wulf does; he managed the BVE Brothers mess with freewebs in conjunction with someone else (I forget who ). If he'll take it from there, I'd appreciate it. The owner of the site does deserve the chance to remove the files before we take action with his ISP though. The site may in fact be so old that he is unreachable, in which case the ISP can remove it immediately or simply delete it when they clean out their databases.Thanks for mentioning it to Robert; no need to tell him twice. I don't recall who the original author of the Bridgend-Pencoed route is, let alone the extension? If someone knows how to contact them, I can send off a quick note.Maybe John Womer can contact the site author, as I believe he speaks (reads/writes) Japanese?Tim Frost
NVTA Subway routes for BVE:
http://nvta.co.uk

The Union Atlantic Railroad: Your stuff's important!
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I don't recall who the original author of the
>Bridgend-Pencoed route is, let alone the extension? Original author was Mike. That's all it said in the Readme.

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