Originally posted by:To be honest, I saw a few clips from World of Subways and to me it's not nearly as good as Train Simulator. But I do think it would be nice if Train Simulator could include a few underground systems. I think it's for good reason that very few traditional developers of TS creations have tried extensive long tunnel routes (Aerosoft also the designers of the World of Subways are an exception with their Berlin TS route). My understanding is that it's really hard to produce good quality lengthy tunnels within the TS World Editor as it stands, and as such long tunnel complexes tend to be not liked that much by traditional TS route creators. I may be wrong and someone out there is up for a real challenge. But it's also a rather specialist market; by no means do all players want to spend their whole time driving through tunnels.

Personally I would greatly dislike such a route. However, I know a few players have tried and created freeware underground routes, so it may be that you can find something that satisifies your desires within TS. I would try the key independent TS forums. Good luck, finding something that will work for you.

All the best! Originally posted by:Not all subway routes involve driving through tunnels the whole time though, that's the thing. Ampam By Honeywell Thermostat Manual more.

But yes it's definitely a challenge to build tunnels and underground stations I agree on that. But it would be nice to see a line of the London subway or the Paris subway or the Berlin U-Bahn all of whom are not entirely underground.

51% of track on the London Underground network is above ground. Only the Victoria and Waterloo & City lines are completely underground. But if you want either of those two, then it would be a challenge (and a pain) to build. The Sub-surface lines would probably be easier to create as they have various sections of tunnels and open sections. Personally, I would like to see the LU Metropolitan line from Baker Street - Amersham, as it's a very nice commuter route, stretching from Central London to the Buckinghamshire country side. The line is also used by Chiltern Railways as they run services between Marylebone and Aylesbury along the line. The route features the Class 165/0 Networker and the LU S8 stock.