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I am thinking about building an Isle of Wight themed layout and I have a quick question about Metcalfe cardboard platform kits: Can I make them short enough to be level with the floor of an Exclusive First Editions 1938 Tube Stock OO gauge model?

I've been thinking about making a model layout based on the Isle of Wight. I am looking for the following OO gauge trains: 1938 tube stocks in London Transport, Island Line Trains, NSE, or "Dinosaur" liveries and Standard tube stocks in NSE livery. And how much will it cost to get them...

Many forumers on TSC released their own OpenBVE trains. Many of them, such as A60, 1959, and D78 were WIPs last tie I looked there. Haven't popped by there for ages. Does anyone have news on ow those trains are doing now???

For those who have never heard of it, the Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway is a nice, scenic preservation line. It goes up to Thame Junction and then back to Chinnor. There are two request stops along the way: Wainhill Crossings, and Bledlow Bridge. There is no platform at Thame Junction...

How do I uninstall add-ons for MSTS? :) :wink:

a) I am located near Ruislip. I am narrow gauge. I have 3 stations. 1 of my stations is only open for special events. I have several diesel trains but only one is steam. My first train was steam operated and was called Mad Bess. b) I am served by 50 stations. 36 of my stations are underground...

a) I am served by the London Underground's Metropolitan Line. I only have 1 platform. I am on my own branch line. On most Metropolitan line trains you will have to change at Chalfont & Latimer to reach me. I have a very scenic garden. I am the least used station on the Metropolitan line...

a) I run on 2 lines. I was built in 1992 by Network SouthEast. I started service on the London Underground in 1993. I am the 3rd newest London Underground Train. b) I run on 1 line. I look like the 95 Tube Stock. I was built by Metro Cammell in 1996. I entered London Underground service...

For those who want Transport Tycoon Deluxe to work on Windows 2000,XP and/or Vista should type "OpenTTD" on Google and have a look. Downloading OpenTTD is an open source clone of TTD but compatible with Windows operating systems much too new for TTD.

I'm looking for a file called Trains\Trainset\GWR_CONCERTINAS\gw_concertina_c27-1.wag Can you help me find this file? Thanks, Reddog785 :wink:

I'm planning to buy weekend tickets on First Great Western from London Paddington to Swindon. The website is not telling me the ticket prices. Can you please help? :wink: Thanks, Reddog785