are theere any australian routes for bve. i have found a couple on bve-routes.com and they are good. are theere any in production?
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RE: any australian routes
Hi,
If you hop on over to SLW you can find Bruce Kennewell's 'Heavy Coal', now updated by Tim Frost and myself to v2.6 (which includes the triple-header MV Class 46 train), and v3 is coming sometime soon (but don't ask when)
Ciao
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RE: any australian routes
>Hi,
>
>If you hop on over to SLW you can find Bruce Kennewell's
>'Heavy Coal', now updated by Tim Frost and myself to v2.6
>(which includes the triple-header MV Class 46 train), and v3
>is coming sometime soon (but don't ask when)
>
>Ciao
>
>Saxon Locomotive Works - "The difficult we do immediately;
>the impossible takes a little longer"
>
>http://www.zodiac-infosystems.co.uk/rail/bve
Didn't Paul Woozley create a stunning Rain BVE Austrailian Route, including 'Camden' and 'Richmond' stations? I'm not sure of the address. BVE fan and a Tripod site rings a bell.
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Their was the ESR from Sydney as well, that was an excellent route, im afraid im not sure where you would get that from.
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RE: any australian routes
Heavy Coal v3 is in production and I am trying desperately to finish it before I leave for my big trip in less than two weeks, but I'm not sure!
Keep an eye peeled for updates here.
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NVTA Subway routes for BVE:
http://nvta.co.uk
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RE: any australian routes
Hi folks in refference to the route I mentioned above somewhere the website is:
http://bve_fan.tripod.com/bvefan
That is Paul Woozley's site and has some real class routes and a steam train I personally recomend the Richmond train with thunder and rain!
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Heavy Coal V3, cant wait!
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RE: any australian routes
Stephen Cross has some australian routes and trains at his site I think.
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