Epping-Ongar Railway

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Do you want to be able to run tube trains on the line to Ongar again?

Yes, from Epping to Ongar, so occiasional tube trains, or 'full-tube-service' are possibilities.
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83%
Yes, but only halfway; no further then North Weald.
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No, I'd rather have it un-electrified as is exists in reality.
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13%
 
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Re: Epping-Ongar Railway

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Hey! I was a member on this railway! Nice work Sjoerd!
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A custom made quite unique signal for entering Ongar....

Popquiz.... What does the signal aspect shown here mean? :D

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(The real signal: https://photos.signalling.org/picture?/ ... _september)
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Does this signal say: go slowly to track 3?
Red light says stop but two dots white says free to pass slowly.
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Correct! :)
A path has been set to track 3, but as the track is occupied, the signal remains red. The white lights then means (as we call it in the Netherlands.... translated to English) "Drive on sight".

Dutch signals would show "Drive on sight" with a yellow flashing light (and the red light off).
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Re: Epping-Ongar Railway

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It's the same in the UK, as we drive on sight obviously. I believe the max speed past these signals is either 10 or 5mph
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perfecttrains1000 wrote: 02 May 2020, 00:57 It's the same in the UK, as we drive on sight obviously. I believe the max speed past these signals is either 10 or 5mph
max speed is 10MPH and as far as track is clear its normaly used at big stations when platforms have a A&B sections a good example of this is at manchester picadailly
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They're commonly used on approaches to stations where you're about to attach to another train, so Haywards Heath on the Brighton Mainline is a good example
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Special service to Ongar
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Re: Epping-Ongar Railway

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Sjoerd wrote: 02 May 2020, 14:22 Special service to Ongar
Nice job! ;)
I can see that this route is semi-fictional as it has some fictional elements on an otherwise real route. I like this kind of combo because it makes things more interesting. :D
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where is there fictional things?
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