pak cache files - Legacy Installer now works for Class 66 - Fixed crash on first ever run of RailWorks processing pilot-plant decontamination: Topics by Science. Thanks.Rsdl foliage pack On February 14, 2014, americium and plutonium contamination was released in the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) salt caverns. I appreciate feedback, positive or negative, as it helps me understand what people like to see, and shows me what I have to change/do better. And at that point I decided I wanted to see the Sub-Surface Lines in game.Īnother factor for me was the memories of the World of Subways 3 game, the Circle Line.Īnd please, drop a reply and let me know why you do - or don't - like the idea of this route. (It was the jubilee, and it wasn't on any of this route, but ignore that) I however did see the S stock at Wembley Park, and at Westminster. As I've mention a couple of times in tube threads, I was on the tube for the first time in my life on the friday before last. Me personally I usually don't think tube lines are a thing we need for a while but I think this route would be perfect.Īs for the loco. So why this? Well, following the seeming success of Cathcart's network Style, and the hot topic that is Rush Hour, I think that this Network of tube lines would be very good to see. So I held off until I made a new one, as I have now. however my old suggestion layout I felt wouldn't do it justice. I have wanted to make this suggestion for a while. The two Hammersmith Stations (District and H&C/Circle) could both provide the first OSI (Out of Station interchange), with the ability to walk between the stations at street level. Pancras.įor these see this suggestion and see the part about Great Western Express / Bakerloo Line. This route connects to Great Western Express at Paddington (Twice),īakerloo Line at Baker Street, Temple and - at a push - Paddington (not that one, the other one.),īrighton Mainline at Victoria AND Southeastern High-speed at Kings Cross St.
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(Section) 1: Hammersmith - Edgware Rd via Aldgate Ĭircle Line: Full section except Earls Court * = Potential connection to Bakerloo Line ** = Potential Connection to GWE, or layer AI onto that route. The Metropolitan Line in the real world extends all the way out of Greater London. The Represented Metropolitan Line between Baker Street and Aldgate, all running alongside the Circle Line. The Metropolitan Line is the oldest line on the Network, having opened in 1863. It is also the only line to cross the Thames on a bridge. The District Line also has the most stations, at 60! The District Line is the London Underground's longest line, running from Upminster in the East, west to Wimbledon, Ealing, Edgware Road and more.ĭue to its size, this suggestion has cut it to Barking - Wimbledon/Edgware Road. The Circle line shares all stations and almost all track with other lines. The circle never had that, so delays stuck. On Tube lines trains sit at the terminus to allow "breathing space" for the timetable.
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Formerly running in continuous loops from Edgware Road, this caused many delays. The Circle Line (formerly a circle) Runs from Hammersmith - Edgware Road via Aldgate. Running from Hammersmith to Barking, via the outskirts of the City (hence the name), this route shares virtually all its track, and all its stations with other routes. The Hammersmith and City line is one of the lines featured in this suggestion. This route features 1 train as standard, the S Stock Ī backdating pack (like diesel legends) featuring:Ĭircle Line & Hammersmith stock/services can appear on the Great Western Express line as AI, if possible. This suggestion sees the entire Circle Line, entire H&C line, the Metropolitan between Baker Street and Aldgate, and over half of the District. The London Sub-Surface Network (LSN) is made up of 4 Lines, the Metropolitan, District, Circle and Hammersmith & City lines.