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Timetables Southeastern Trains at Waterloo station 2017

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addi96

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Good evening,

I'm trying to rebuilt London Waterloo station as a simulation. I'm nearly done, but as a small Easteregg, I want to programme the diverted Southeastern Trains to London Waterloo as it was in summer 2017. I think it was a 2 tph service from Sevenoak, runing via Windsor Reversible into the former Waterloo International area.

Does anyone has timetables (preferring WTT) showing the times of this trains arrivung/departing Waterloo and maybe at Nine Elms Jn as well.

I'm very grateful for any help offered.

By the way, please excuse my language not being perfect, as English is not my first language.

Greetings from Germany
Adrian
 
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addi96

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Thx 30907. While I used google earlier I already found this thread, and reading so much about it, I decided to register myself here, as it looks like somebody here might be able helping me out. :)

Everything I got so far out of above mentioned posts is, that trains left Wat at xx.27 and xx.57 from Platform 21. Unfortunately I wasnÄt able to find out about arriving times or further routing times before/after Waterloo (e.g. Nine Elms, Denmark Hill....)

And indeed I mean something like a little bonus ;)
 

laseandre

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Your English is excellent, though I'm trying to find a nice equivalent for "little Easter egg"
An Easter egg, in this context, is as you said, a bonus hidden feature in a program or video game! It's not a German term at all actually, and comes from the US.
 
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