The Snap
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The train is nearing completion - I am not giving anything away yet, but it has that extra touch to make you love it...
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The train is nearing completion - I am not giving anything away yet, but it has that extra touch to make you love it...
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Jordy
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I like it, its extremely blue 
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Tom
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Methinks ATO is in there.
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Tom
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Well if it didn't have it, it wouldn't be realistic. Besides I normally can quite easily look it up
The Snap
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This screeny will give it away if you no where to look...compare it to the other similar one above.
D306
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your redoing the signalling and the track, to make it more better
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Tom
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Better be using that Chinese ATO DLL
devon_metro
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Looks like you've turned off the pretty yellow light there Rich
EmergencyBrake
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The ATO buttons arnt used as door lamps anymore 
The Snap
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If Mr Cairns has noticed what I hope he's noticed, then he is correct!
Upon closer inspection, you'll notice the deamans (large red button) is pressed in in the first 3 screenies. On the 4th, it is not.
http://www.trainweb.org/tubeprune/67 TS Orig Cab Photos.htm , and scroll to Figure 2 - read the info on the right of the picture.
And Kelvin, the door buttons remain the same, so are the two to the left of the deadmans.
Upon closer inspection, you'll notice the deamans (large red button) is pressed in in the first 3 screenies. On the 4th, it is not.
http://www.trainweb.org/tubeprune/67 TS Orig Cab Photos.htm , and scroll to Figure 2 - read the info on the right of the picture.
And Kelvin, the door buttons remain the same, so are the two to the left of the deadmans.
Turbostar
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So basically, it's going to be as realistic as possible, hence you have to hold the button for the train to run, release & it stops, as in normal practice?
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The plugin doesn't allow that unfortunalty. But, the cab image for both manual and ATO versions have been adjusted to show the deadmans pushed either in or out.
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