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eifion

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Hi all.
Does anyone have A Route Map of Network West Midlands.I used the one I had as a template for Our Virtual TOC.
I had one up untill an hour ago untill I left my copy on the windowsill to go and get the kid's,and me A McFlurry.The New Flake One.Anyway when I was out it pi#;ed down and because I left the window open my copy got wrecked.Its usually kept in a plastic folder,but not on this occasion.
The rain does not normally come in but it was one of those showers that have been on the news lately.
So if anyine has one or a link to one I would be most greatfull.
Regards. Eifion.:cussing:
 
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Jordy - can you save them in .gif please which is a lossless compression format. ;)
 

Guinness

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Jordy - can you save them in .gif please which is a lossless compression format. ;)

It's not the end of the world if it loses a bit of compression, it's still quite a clear image Tom.
 

eifion

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Hi Coxter,Hi Jordy.
Thank you both for that.This time I will save a copy.
I did look at first in The Railway Folder and then in Objects and then NWM.Did not see the Line Diagrams Folder.
Once again Many Thanks.
Regards. Eifion.:wav::wav:
 
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Well yeah, .gif or .png because it looks horrid otherwise!!
 

Daniel

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That's why most signatures I make are in .png - reduces the file size but no visible distortion.
 

voyagerdude220

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http://southtpe.co.uk/pix/NWM.jpeg said:
And is in no way related to the real life Network West Midlands local rail network

Dam- There goes my CDR from New Street to Radley Junction then ;)
 

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Dam- There goes my CDR from New Street to Radley Junction then ;)

Look at half the places on there and they are real places in the Midlands

E.g Steelhouse lane on the gray bit (in Birmingham)

Whitminster is off Gloucester by M5 J12

And so on so forth quite good when you look at it. And they somehow work out to look sort of like the real Mad Midlands.
 

MILEPOST326

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For real, I live halfway between places called The "Radley"s and "Hobbs" Moat not far from "Bromford"
It all looks familiar. One minute it looks like Small Heath then it appears to be Barnt Green, then you feel your approaching Bescot-perhaps!!!!. Unfortunately we don’t seem to pass anywhere that looks like it could be based on the Premier Depot in the Midlands!
 
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