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The Snap

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Hi guys,

I don't have the sim, but having seen the various add-on trains you can get, including the tiliting Voyager, I may buy it. I have a few questions about it first though...

1 - Are there any free downloadable add-ons/any UKTS type places?

2 - Are there any Non-fictional UK routes available?

3 - Is it better than MSTS?

4 - What features does it have which make it different to MSTS and BVE4?

5 - Where can I buy it?

Cheers! :)
 
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Some answers to your questions:-

2. On the download station that Rhys has posted above there are some non-fictional routes available.

4. The only feature that makes it different from MSTS and BVE is the easy route creator. It really is simple to sit down and create a layout within minutes.

5. It is available now at GamePlay for only £14.99:-

http://shop.gameplay.co.uk/webstore/productpage.asp?ProductCode=RM02324
 

The Snap

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OK cheers for that.

What are the non-fictional routes out of interest?

Also, should I want to download the various stock packs etc that you can get (like the Voyager), do I have to pay?

Ta,
 

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Hi Rich

As far as I know, some of the non-fictional routes are as following:-

* York to Harrogate, Harrogate to Leeds, Leeds to York, Leeds to Selby, York to Scarborough, Scarborough to Bridlington.

* A West Coast line one with Ufton, Theale and Reading.

* Newquay to Padstow in 1957.

* A one named Heartbeat which includes Scarborough, Seamer & Whitby, although this has been stated as having track relaid to preference so it may not be 100% non fictional.

Plus more

As long as you buy a copy of Trainz and use the identification code that comes with it then you can download all of the items, routes and trains for free from the download station but you must bear in mind that download speeds are slow unless you actually pay for it.

The download station is at:-

http://www.auran.com/trainz/downloadst.htm
 

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i had 2004 and registered it, when 2006 came out (15 pound from game) i registered that as well and got a 3 month free premium 1st class usage, which i used to the max!!!!
there is a london suburbs route as well, suppose to be the nll.
 

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OK cheers for that.

What are the non-fictional routes out of interest?

Also, should I want to download the various stock packs etc that you can get (like the Voyager), do I have to pay?

Ta,

Yes you have to pay go to www.railwaves.com! got loads of stock packs
 

The Snap

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So if I buy it and register with the serial number I get access to the downloads - sounds reasonable.

So this Voyager is like an Making Tracks Stock Pack add-on for MSTS, which you have to buy?

I have £20 knocking about somewhere, I think i know what I will do with it! :D
 

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Just another few questions, having bowsed Railwaves and the Tranz download place.

1 - The WCML route looks good - is it, and what stock comes with it?

2 - The Trainz download centre appears to be mainly USA motivated, and I couldn't find anything British??? :?

Any ideas?
 

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Just another few questions, having bowsed Railwaves and the Tranz download place.


2 - The Trainz download centre appears to be mainly USA motivated, and I couldn't find anything British??? :?
Any ideas?

Theres thousands of british stuff! You can even get detailed 47s , 57s , 66s , 37s!! , 08s theres loads!
 

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Try the search box, for e.g go to the Locomotives section and search 'Class 37' or something, should bring up quite a bit :)
 

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Off the top of my head there is -

02 - Freeware
08 - Freeware & Payware
09 - Freeware & Payware
20 - Freeware
21 - Freeware (EWSI one)
26 - Freeware
27 - Freeware
31 - Freeware (2 versions)
33 - Freeware
35 - Freeware
37 - Freeware
40 - Freeware (new version coming)
42 - Freeware
43 - Inbuilt, Freeware & Payware (HST)
44 - Payware
45 - Payware
46 - Payware
47 - Freeware & Payware (new Freeware coming)
50 - Inbuilt & Freeware
52 - Freeware
55 - Inbuilt & Freeware
56 - Payware
57 - Freeware & Payware
58 - Payware (very dodgy Freeware one too)
59 - Freeware (new version coming)
60 - Payware (new Freeware slowly coming)
66 - Freeware & Payware (new Freeware coming)
67 - Freeware
73 - Freeware
76 - Freeware
81 - Freeware
85 - Freeware
86 - Freeware
87 - Freeware
89 - Freeware
90 - Freeware & Payware
91 - Freeware
92 - (Payware coming soon)

Not masses of unit represenatations though, especially DC EMUs, only a 377 and a 421 Driving car.

Probs others I missed off.
 

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There is one thing that I forgot to mention about the download station. When downloading routes there will normally be a load of dependencies that need downloading as well. These will be listed but will take quite some time unless you pay for the premium service.
 
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