An excellent site put together by Uwe Post. It contains a constantly updated database of all international routes currently available for BVE, and links to download them.

Oskari Saarakas' site, where you can download the groundbreaking BRR (BVE route randomiser) add-on, and various self contained random routes.

Sorry, this site is now offline, but Oskari has given permission for us to host the BRR program at Trainsimcentral. See our Misc Downloads page

Hosted by Luigi Cartello, this site is an excellent source of development information for BVE. It also contains his stunning photorealistic Ferrovia Genova - Casell railway amongst many other Italian trains and routes.

Croatian routes and a frequently updated review of Japanese routes.. In English.

Another great German site [German language only], containing the truely glorious U1/U15 U-Bahn route, and various utilities such as Ruede's Switch program, which generates curves and pointwork for use in routes.

Hosted by our friend over in Oz, Stephen Cross who hosts Sydney's East Surburban Railway and CityRail 'S' set- a masterpiece originally created by Michael Thompson, and updated by Stephen himself.

A series of great Brazilian routes created by John Carlos Goncalves. Caldas-Grama, Pinda-Expedicionaria (I hope I spelt that right!) and the coming soon Guaianazes-Mogi routes can be experienced at the site.

The SSIF route 'Domodossola-Refino a Trontano', a great route written in early 2002 can still be downloaded from Marco's Italian language site

Site created by Vince Black, and contains a worldwide database of available trains for BVE, and a nice selection of Czech trains.

This site features a stunning new photoreal route set in Virginia built by Michael Goetz. Get your droolmop ready!

BVE resources, downloads and developer guides on this site hosted by Al Barten.

Routebuilder is the solution for those wishing to build routes using a graphical interface rather than a text editor. Download it from here

An Australian website offering a couple of stunning routes. These haven't been updated for a few years, but still look stunning even today.

Hosted by Sanford Mace, this site has a fine collection of original utilities and route objects.

Gaku's superb Iida and Tanigumi routes [Japanese language] click>here< for translation. Please note when using the translation the downloads may not work.

Gono, Tsurumi and Inokashira railways. This site is in Japanese but has bilingual English sections.

This is a fine Japanese route - the Japanese equivalent of NWM! Fictional - but enough detail and plenty of variety to keep you entertained. English language site.

A fantastic site by Mark Norton containing images of the Birmingham area taken by his father in the 50's and 60's. The site also contains some fantastic photographs of the West Midlands railways in days gone by. If only someone would invent a time machine eh?

A site belonging to Andy Slater. This great site features cab shots and downloadable sound recordings of most classes of UK diesels and locos.

Colin J.Marsden hosts this fantastic resource of all UK traction. Contains technical data and some great photos, including many cab images.

Hosted by Andy Doherty, this site is updated frequently and contains much information and many images of the railways of Birmingham and the Midlands - from long closed stations to the present day.

Technical information about the London Underground railway system.

An excellent site about the Tube by District Line Train Op Dave.

Download various top class IECC signalling simulations and be a signaller in your own home. After trying it you'll never curse those real life signallers again. Highly recommended and they're free!

Confused about the meaning of railway signals and signs? Visit this exellent site which features a comprehensive guide to lineside signals and signs in the UK.

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