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Topic Started: 22 Sep 2008, 05:37 PM (453 Views)
BenVincer	22 Sep 2008, 05:37 PM Post #1
Fireman Posts: 207 Group: Moderators Member #17 Joined: August 17, 2006	Especially for Peter Hope you like Ben Edited by BenVincer, 22 Sep 2008, 05:38 PM.
	Ben Vincer MRW Moderator www.bubblesrailways.co.uk


MuzTrem	22 Sep 2008, 08:17 PM Post #2
Operations Manager Posts: 920 Group: Friends of MRMT Member #65 Joined: December 5, 2006	I do like, always good to see more Fairbourne stuff



laalratty	22 Sep 2008, 08:23 PM Post #3
Fireman Posts: 221 Group: Member Member #544 Joined: March 2, 2008	Wow, looks like Cyberspace has turned Twining into a really powerful engine, look at the length of that train Nice cyber mock up of New Romney and E W Twining



BenVincer	23 Sep 2008, 07:51 AM Post #4
Fireman Posts: 207 Group: Moderators Member #17 Joined: August 17, 2006	Cheers Yeah, I got the physics a bit wrong to start with Ben
	Ben Vincer MRW Moderator www.bubblesrailways.co.uk


dereksmith	23 Sep 2008, 08:37 AM Post #5
Cleaner Posts: 155 Group: Member Member #271 Joined: September 28, 2007	Congratulations on the scenery side of New Romney showing platforms etc. but it isn't right looking out towards Langport Road. The area behind the train shed was the site of the old standard gauge siding which came across from the station level with the road over the Littlestone tunnel and this has left a grassy bank leading up to Langport road with the trainshed lower than the road. Also with your earlier shot of BVR9 you have shown the terraced houses continuing across into the distance when there is actually a new block of flats on the corner. I know these are silly things and I could be seen as being pedantic but anyone who knows the RHDR well will spot the errors. Here are two pictures showing the things I mean. (and yes the bbq is propped up on metal sleepers - we had lots doing nothing so it seemed like a good idea at the time!
	Derek Smith dereksmith@whitstablepier.com


BenVincer	23 Sep 2008, 06:08 PM Post #6
Fireman Posts: 207 Group: Moderators Member #17 Joined: August 17, 2006	Thanks for that Derek, I understand fully what you mean and will try and alter that area. The problem is you will find quite a bit of artistic licence through the route, its a case of getting the correct balance of realistic scenery and time, but I undertand fully that NR is an important place to get correct. Cheers, Ben
	Ben Vincer MRW Moderator www.bubblesrailways.co.uk


steves100uk	23 Sep 2008, 06:15 PM Post #7
Director Posts: 1,566 Group: Member Member #22 Joined: August 18, 2006	Nvincer I think it looks great. Its a case if it looks good which it does. Well done on all your hard work. Steve


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