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Is there a simple map anywhere that shows current progress across the whole length of the TRU? Whats energised/active? What else is done? Whats coming next? Apologies if this a duplicate request or the location of said map is obvious.
Just looked through the last dozen or so shots on this thread and I am amazed at how good the latest Train Sim Offerings are these days - that 'is it a real photo' question is getting harder and harder to answer. So so much better than the original MSTS of 20 years ago which I worked with...
Romiley is a long way from Marple and there is the added inconvenience of the deep gorge containing the River Goyt between them bridged by the viaduct and famous aqueduct - it is also the ONLY convergence point of the two lines into Manchester so provides the interchange between the Piccadilly -...
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thanks - makes sense, otherwise it would be no better than paired up voyagers (or even the old APT) with their need for two sets of train crew
I have a simple question about Class 755's - I notice they have a power pack carriage in the middle - does this form a barrier between the two halves of the train for passengers? Or is there a corridor through them?
Woodhead. And the associated CLC route from Godley to Glazebrook - forming a big chunk of a complete end-to-end route from Liverpool AND Manchester to Sheffield
tripping on the step at the entry to Epsom General banging our head we end up in A&E and are not discharged until 9.45AM Monday morning, at which time we then board the 10:00 Quality Line E5 service and get off at Watersedge, Hogsmill Way at 10:20
All change now it would seem - this may be possibly because the A555 road scheme has finally cleared its last approval hurdle - this road WAS a higher priority for Stockport previously
these kind of efforts should be reserved for Computer Simulations IMHO - the 40 odd miles of the my 2003 MSTS Woodhead Route were more than enough for me to put together - and of course a physical model would need to include the correct inclines... tricky