New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains

Though I'm sure not the more authored person to spot this here, a new version of this classic UK DMU is available on Bve UK Train Collection site http://www.bvetrains.co.uk/The train comes with two versions of the cab: day and night. Downloading it, we really get two trains in one: an addon inside the installation file duplicates, at installation time, all needed files. A clever trick to save download time (and space)!I never saw this real train, so I can't say is missing this or is wrong that, I can only say that it's fantastic to drive and that sounds are really amazing!
Also if not "photorealistic", the cab looks very nice and enjoyable: a good example of what can be done by a good designer!A big thank to the authors (Steve Green, Robert Glass, John Owen and others) and to Anthony Bowden as well for the beautiful site.Another time to say that you UK Bve developers are at the top!Luigi Cartello
http://bve.altervista.org/
http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/

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RE: New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains, NathanWhitington, Oct-04-03, 04:11 AM, (1) RE: New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains, Stooopid_person, Oct-04-03, 05:39 AM, (2) RE: New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains, Tim Frost, Oct-04-03, 08:33 AM, (3) RE: New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains, Stooopid_person, Oct-04-03, 11:09 AM, (4) RE: New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains, GarethJCHale, Oct-05-03, 03:02 AM, (5) RE: New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains, TomBeevers2000, Oct-05-03, 02:51 PM, (6) RE: New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains, Stooopid_person, Oct-06-03, 00:12 AM, (7) RE: New version of 158 class DMU on Bvetrains, Wulf_9, Oct-06-03, 05:30 AM, (8)

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It looks fantastic, however I can not use BVE on this computer as it is my parents, therefore I am without the program. I wondered if anyone knew where the screenshot for the 'day' cab was taken, as it appears there is a crossing of some sort with a keepers cottage, although I could be totally wrong.>Though I'm sure not the more authored person to spot this
>here, a new version of this classic UK DMU is available on
>Bve UK Train Collection site http://www.bvetrains.co.uk/
>
>The train comes with two versions of the cab: day and night.
>Downloading it, we really get two trains in one: an addon
>inside the installation file duplicates, at installation
>time, all needed files. A clever trick to save download time
>(and space)!
>
>I never saw this real train, so I can't say is missing this
>or is wrong that, I can only say that it's fantastic to
>drive and that sounds are really amazing!
>Also if not "photorealistic", the cab looks very nice and
>enjoyable: a good example of what can be done by a good
>designer!
>
>A big thank to the authors (Steve Green, Robert Glass, John
>Owen and others) and to Anthony Bowden as well for the
>beautiful site.
>
>Another time to say that you UK Bve developers are at the
>top!
>
>Luigi Cartello
>http://bve.altervista.org/
>http://web.tiscali.it/lcartello/

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-04-03 AT 05:40 AM (EDT)

>Though I'm sure not the more authored person to spot this
>here, a new version of this classic UK DMU is available on
>Bve UK Train Collection site http://www.bvetrains.co.uk/ Well, it had been available at the ScotRailSim website for quite some time. The same for the Class 156. But the new Class 156 has not been put at bvetrains yet, so it is still at http://www.scotrailsim.co.uk/

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http://www.bvetrains.co.uk/class156.htmlThis page has been up for some time. It's where I got the train from. The new panel is still on scotrailsim.Tim Frost
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>This page has been up for some time. It's where I got the
>train from. The new panel is still on scotrailsim. Yes, I mean the new panel is still not a bvetrains yet, but at Scotrailsim.

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All I can say is OH MY GOD it is fantastic.Well done to all who helped build it.Regards GarethWhats that

I posted and you read it all I can say is Good for you!

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Ah, you've found out it's possible to post messages all in one go, not in about 5 different posts with a word in each...--
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>Ah, you've found out it's possible to post messages all in
>one go, not in about 5 different posts with a word in
>each... It was possible to do that right from the start...

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LAST EDITED ON Oct-06-03 AT 05:33 AM (EDT)

Now now Tom, play nice I seen this example you refer to, bit silly but it's not the most major crime of the century... if Gareth posts properly then no-one has anything to worry about W.Saxon 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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