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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 17/01/2017 at 10:30 #91604
JamesN
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Online 		pedroathome in post 91603 said:
bfcmik in post 91595 said:

Paddington - fills the space between Marylebone and Victoria

Although am I right in thinking that in the modern era doesn't exist and that where North Pole Depot is on Vic Central was the old connection from near Old Oak on the GWML?

James
Correct - North Pole Depot was built on the site of the former connection between the two. The single track Arr/Dep line from North Pole up to the West London Line is, broadly speaking, on the alignment of the old connection.

To connect Victoria to Marylebone you would need to chain Victoria Central, Wembley Mainline, North London Line and Marylebone sims, a "Paddington" sim wouldn't actually come into it.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 17/01/2017 at 13:16 #91606
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1171 posts 		JamesN in post 91604 said:

To connect Victoria to Marylebone you would need to chain Victoria Central, Wembley Mainline, North London Line and Marylebone sims, a "Paddington" sim wouldn't actually come into it.
Assuming Greenford is a separate sim, it could be snuck onto the side of Paddington to keep those trains captive.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 17/01/2017 at 13:20 #91607
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906 posts 		JamesN in post 91604 said:
bfcmik in post 91595 said:

Paddington - fills the space between Marylebone and Victoria

To connect Victoria to Marylebone you would need to chain Victoria Central, Wembley Mainline, North London Line and Marylebone sims, a "Paddington" sim wouldn't actually come into it.
Discounting a historical Broad Street sim, it is the last remaining London terminal for which a sim has been neither released nor publicly announced, though.
Two million people attempt to use Birmingham's magnificent rail network every year, with just over a million of them managing to get further than Smethwick.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 17/01/2017 at 13:36 #91608
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Online 		Jan in post 91607 said:
Discounting a historical Broad Street sim, it is the last remaining London terminal for which a sim has been neither released nor publicly announced, though.
Aren't Charing Cross and Cannon Street also untouched by SimSig so far?
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 17/01/2017 at 13:50 #91609
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3685 posts 		postal in post 91608 said:
Jan in post 91607 said:
Discounting a historical Broad Street sim, it is the last remaining London terminal for which a sim has been neither released nor publicly announced, though.
Aren't Charing Cross and Cannon Street also untouched by SimSig so far?
Part of London bridge which I thought was announced as in development with no forseeable release date
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 17/01/2017 at 17:01 #91614
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17 posts 		I think the new simulation will use the new feature in the core code of stacked routes.

So I'd guess: New York's Penn Station
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 19/01/2017 at 00:17 #91633
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604 posts 		I say

Preston or
Doncaster

Both I'd buy INSTANTLY
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 19/01/2017 at 00:41 #91635
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6376 posts 		Philo in post 91614 said:
I think the new simulation will use the new feature in the core code of stacked routes.

So I'd guess: New York's Penn Station
Hah! That'd be nice but it's incredibly difficult to get information for US railways.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 19/01/2017 at 00:53 #91636
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604 posts 		Will we be told who has the right answer?? Before the day??
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 19/01/2017 at 22:04 #91651
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75 posts 		Preston PSB perhaps
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 20/01/2017 at 18:28 #91665
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Online 		Plymouth might be one possibility. I remember an Exeter session a year or two back when the host reported, IIRC, that Plymouth had tried to connect to the session.....

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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 20/01/2017 at 21:52 #91668
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285 posts 		London Bridge or Leicester PSB.

Or anything that is covered by Open train times.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 20/01/2017 at 22:01 #91670
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6376 posts 		Soton_Speed in post 91668 said:
London Bridge or Leicester PSB.

Or anything that is covered by Open train times.
Curious: why the link to OTT?!
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 21/01/2017 at 21:17 #91693
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Online 		Another idea as to possible sims that were never seen before.

I heard a while ago that an update would, at some point, be forthcoming to Stafford to include the Norton Bridge flyover and possibly include chaining to Rugby North. Might there in fact be two previews: an update to Stafford as well as a preview of Stoke SCC to include the Norton Bridge flyover? In effect 7-5-5 for Stafford sim in its current form.

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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 21/01/2017 at 21:54 #91694
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321 posts 		Oxford
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 22/01/2017 at 07:09 #91698
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884 posts 		Something Western Region, I fancy.

Slough, Reading, Oxford?
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 22/01/2017 at 09:49 #91699
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347 posts 		Three Bridges "old" Box. Croydon to Three Bridges
Professionalism mean nothing around a bunch of Amateur wannabees!
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 22/01/2017 at 09:53 #91700
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347 posts 		GeoffM in post 91635 said:
Philo in post 91614 said:
I think the new simulation will use the new feature in the core code of stacked routes.

So I'd guess: New York's Penn Station
Hah! That'd be nice but it's incredibly difficult to get information for US railways.
That is the case, even to those in the industry. I would love a sim of Grand Central Terminal and New York Metro System.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 22/01/2017 at 11:10 #91703
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906 posts 		John in post 91698 said:
Slough, Reading, [...]
Those two were already announced some while ago.
Two million people attempt to use Birmingham's magnificent rail network every year, with just over a million of them managing to get further than Smethwick.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 22/01/2017 at 11:34 #91705
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3984 posts 		John in post 91698 said:
Slough, Reading, Oxford?
Slough and Reading are in development, and screenshots were posted on here a while ago. Whether that counts as "seen before", I don't know.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 22/01/2017 at 21:12 #91727
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285 posts 		GeoffM in post 91670 said:


Curious: why the link to OTT?!
Just noticed there was an overlap in areas covered and having seen posts on Simsig Facebook. Looked like it would be handy to share data and the rest is idle internet speculation. Please feel free to ignore.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 31/01/2017 at 16:38 #91884
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664 posts 		So my educated (or uneducated) sims at the meet are Ashford (Kent) and Dublin and anything else that will cause chaos like Taff Panel ;)

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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 07/03/2017 at 10:16 #93544
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177 posts 		TimTamToe in post 91884 said:
So my educated (or uneducated) sims at the meet are Ashford (Kent) and Dublin
I was going to say Ashford - simply on the basis of home!

Possible a full release of the NLL - GeoffM said GeoffM in post 93261 said:
Howard Potter is working on getting NLL fixed and ready for release - I saw a version just yesterday. Being a hybrid (no specific era) it is slightly more tricky, and having so many chaining connections / junctions also makes testing tough.
on the 21st of the previous month, so it's a possibility.
The train now standing on platform 2, should be on the rails
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 17/03/2017 at 10:58 #93688
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4869 posts 		nroberts in post 91548 said:
*Plymouth PSB
*Port Talbot
*Cardiff
*Newport

BTW, cannot make the meeting :(
nroberts was surprisingly quick to get the correct answer!

Newport will show case tomorrow along side Cardiff, Cardiff Valleys and Cardiff Vale of Glamorgan. I hasten to add it's a little rough and ready but I hope everyone will enjoy a go.
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March 2017 Meet - Simulation(s) 17/03/2017 at 20:57 #93696
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227 posts 		I imagined the WR would get some more attention :)

Next: Plymouth and Cornwall?
Last edited: 17/03/2017 at 21:00 by nroberts
Reason: Doh.... Plymouth is Devon.... Notch it up to living 7000 miles away...
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