BVE in the heartland

[Alamos]

Well, here it comes, my effort at a route. I call it Fairland, the originating station. You can find it here: http://www.geocities.com/alamos74344...?1222010130515
Hope somebody enjoys it, I sure did making it..............My best to you all, Al...alamos

[VICTOR]

Alamos, congratulations :-)

Route looks lovely and I am happy that you have found my objects useful.
Please, don't mind, just minor correction (it is my fault:-)). My mail is viktor7m(a)gmail.com

If you are interested, we can exchange links:

http://www.bve-croatia.ic.cz/

I would mail you this post, but I could not find any e-mail address.

More free (western based objects) you can find at:

http://www.bve-croatia.ic.cz/object.html

And Japanese based at:

http://www.geocities.jp/bvegarden/object.html

I think I shall make some small update by the end of this week.
Thank you for very nice route.

[Alamos]

This is the link to my home page: http://www.geocities.com/alamos74344/Trains.html
It has my object files and leads to my route page. I have posted your link on my home page. Thanks for your compliments and interest..............Allen (Al)

P.S. Email is alamos74344(a)yahoo.com

[guillyman]

That route looks absolutely beautiful, Al, I shall be downloading this evening. I like your decision too, to offer your objects in both walk-round and low-relief form, it's given me some ideas. Keep up the good work!
Al.

[Joao_CG]

Well done for the first route. It really gives me that farm feeling...
Really liked your DASH 9 model, as well another objects, well designed.
What a pity the route is not too long...
My congrats and keep up the good work.


Regards,


John Goncalves, Brazil
BVE trainsim, brazilian fans

http://www.bvebrasil.com.br

(Guaianazes to Estudantes, version 2, for Open BVE, is coming)

[tof63]

My congratulations too, Alamos !

Looking inside your object folder, it seems to me that you started working at this route since one year ago or so... and a lot of time has been spent on it. So you have to be admired not only for your lovely first Bve addon but also for your modesty and your patience !

[Alamos]

My congratulations too, Alamos !

Looking inside your object folder, it seems to me that you started working at this route since one year ago or so... and a lot of time has been spent on it. So you have to be admired not only for your lovely first Bve addon but also for your modesty and your patience !

Thank you very much for your compliments. You are very discerning, you are absolutely correct about the time spent making this route. I will continue, with the encouragement of the BVE community, to work to improve my skills and contribute to BVE.

Allen Amos

[Alamos]

Well done for the first route. It really gives me that farm feeling...
Really liked your DASH 9 model, as well another objects, well designed.
What a pity the route is not too long...
My congrats and keep up the good work.


Regards,


John Goncalves, Brazil
BVE trainsim, brazilian fans

http://www.bvebrasil.com.br

(Guaianazes to Estudantes, version 2, for Open BVE, is coming)

Thank you for your compliments. I downloaded your Caldas to Grama route and enjoyed it very much. Your scenery is remarkable and very realistic. my first view of South America, we enjoyed it very much.
Allen Amos

[guillyman]

I have only just yesterday had the opportunity to drive your route for the first time, Al, and I have to say it is absolutely delightful! Any line which uses Paul's steam locomotive with that spooky whistle is fine by me. I particularly like the trainspotting dogs - in fact throughout the route there is a touch of humour and light-heartedness which leaves you feeling good. I look forward to more of your work.
I hope you don't mind, Al, but I would like to post a link on TSC forums to your line; this should increase your audience somewhat!
Kind regards,
Al.

[Alamos]

Route

Thank you Al, for driving my route, I am glad you enjoyed it. I had a lot of fun making it, that's the good part about an imaginary route, you can use anything you are inspired to.
The train spotters were real though, my Australian Shepherd named Missy, who would rather spot semi trailers, but anything that moves will do. I would love for you to post my site,and thank you for it. Have a good day,' till next time................Al