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Aldwych to Everywhere!
JUST RELEASED!
Holborn
to Elephant & Castle
Download The Beck Line
between Holborn and Elephant and Castle
Here... 1.10MB download (About 7 min download on standard connection)
Once downloaded, extract all files to C:\Program
Files\BVE\Railway\OBJECT (Or the equivalent BVE folder on your
computer). This is to ensure the route file knows where everything
is located as destination folders have been set in the ZIP file when you
extract.
Anyone experiencing problems with the Beck should download
this file and extract it to the 'Beck' folder in C:\Program
Files\BVE\Railway\OBJECT
Possible
Missing Files Download
Screenshots coming soon...
IN
PRODUCTION:
Planned
Route for Summer 2002
Work to East Croydon
continuing...
Holborn to East Croydon
Number of Stations: 18
Approximate Route Time: 1 hour
High Lights: Route is still in production, however, Alex has put a
lot of time and effort into the planning of the route The coding by me
(James) is also of a high quality..... if you want to believe that, then
be my guest. ;) (Thanks Alex. :))
Low Lights: The route has not yet been released.
Author: James Roberts and Alex Farlie
PPP Infraco: KTP
Release date: About May 2002
Exclusive
Screenshots of the Beck Line
Screenshots © James Roberts
and Alex Farlie
The above screenshot shows the junction which gives
Eastbound Piccadilly Line trains access to 'The Beck Line' - The line
"divorces" Holborn Platform 5 from the Piccadilly and the
Aldwych Branch altogether.
The above screenshot shows Holborn Station, Platform
5
OLD
VERSION: WATCH FOR UPDATE
SOON
Holborn to Elephant and
Castle
Number of Stations: 6
Approximate Route Time: About 10 Min's
High Lights: Different Ad Campaigns at each station. My first
RW route... ever.
Low Lights: Fictional and the code isn't all that brilliant.
Author: The
London Tube - James Roberts, Holborn to Aldwych section: Nathan
Wittington
Entering Embankment Station
©The London Tube
Download
the Aldwych Extention
You will require Steve Greens
1973 Tube Stock to run this route - If you do not have this, then download
it from www.trainsimcentral.cjb.net
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Beck Line facts...
There is a disused station on the main part of 'The Beck
Line', only accessible by rail. 'Festival Station' closed on 24th
April 1954 and was originally placed in such a location to serve the
'Festival of Britain' on the South Bank of the Thames.
The Route is in Production - Keep watching for more
details and the latest news as soon as we develop it from James & Alex
- Keep
watching 'The London Tube'
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