Just had a look at Trainsimcentral and the 1938 Tube Train has been released. Also noticed downloads for the 1967 Unrefurbished/Refurbished stock and the A Stock as well.
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>Also noticed downloads for the 1967
>Unrefurbished/Refurbished stock and the A Stock as well.
Those are the original versions by Paul Jobber. I think he put it back as there were many people here asking where they could download the 67 and A stock.
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RE: 1938 Stock Released
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*The 1938 Stock is brand new* Should have announced it myself really.
The A Stock and 1967 are the originals by Paul. I was kindly given some webspace so I could put them back on the website. I'll gradually get around to updating those trains. If anyone has access to recording sounds off the A Stock, it would help the cause!
Cheers
Steve
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Great work on the 1938 tube stock Steve! I've been absent from BVE for some time now, but I just spent some time in London (including 4 hours at the London Transport Museum) and the whole time I was riding the tube, I was thinking to myself "I can't wait to get home and dust off BVE!"
After driving the tube simulator the the LTM, I was left to wonder if tube drivers ever experience arm strain from holding down the deadman's switch on the throttle during their entire shift!
Cheers
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damcox
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That 1938 is something! Shame I wasn't around in those days, then I could be critical
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Hi
Why don't you just go down to the Isle of Wight?, its nice down here!
The train sounds great, but it would have been nicer to get some new track sounds, but then I think that's asking too much!
Chris
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The 1938TS sure is fun :-). I was down there recently, showed plenty of people how to operate the dead man's handle ;-).
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Tom Beevers
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The deadmans button is no problem, I don't know why you weaklings are complaining.
1938 stock was a fire hazard, like many trains of that era.
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Downunder TomComment
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>Hi
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>Why don't you just go down to the Isle of Wight?, its nice
>down here!
>The train sounds great, but it would have been nicer to get
>some new track sounds, but then I think that's asking too
>much!
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>Chris
First shot is the begginings of Ryde Pier Head and the second is the begginings of the Esplanade station.
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