londons kings cross

[boy_hennah1989]

hi im looking for a good detailed map of londons kings cross, when i mean detailed i mean showing how the tracks are laid, im sure there are some already made, but i want to make my own. iv looked every where for a good map, even google maps etc and none are detailed enough to show me the track in so much detail that i can copy it.

cheers...

 

[skiingiggy]

have you tried google earth? not sure how useful it would be

 

[boy_hennah1989]

have you tried google earth? not sure how useful it would be

i have, but the tracks are not in enough detail for me to know how the track is placed and iv tried for weeks to find a track plan on the net...

 

[stagecoach]

Click on this link for map then zoom into what you want.
http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/pl...ReturnPoint.asp&selectMode=0&id=2&digest=fst4

 

[boy_hennah1989]

Click on this link for map then zoom into what you want.
http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/pl...ReturnPoint.asp&selectMode=0&id=2&digest=fst4

thats whats iv been looking for, bloody well done mate, cheers a million, i can get those maps on the baseboards and crack on now with my low polly ECML

 

[lewisner]

Theres a frim called PC Rail who do a full signalling simulator for Kings Cross with accurate track layouts and signal numbers as seen in Kings Cross Powerbox.

 

[sabre999uk]

Alternatively SimSig do a simulator of Kings Cross, see www.simsig.co.uk
best of all it's free.

Steve

 

[boy_hennah1989]

Alternatively SimSig do a simulator of Kings Cross, see www.simsig.co.uk
best of all it's free.

Steve

thats great, when planning my fictional route (in paint ) it looked a bit liek that, not to scale and boxy, ill use that as a reference when doing my signals for kings cross, i didnt know that the slow line north crossed over the two fast lines. i thank you without that my route would not have shown that