IT IS COMPLETELY RECOMMENDED THAT THIS BOX IS READ BEFORE USE. - This is a fully accurate recreation of Buslingthorpe Level Crossing (AHBC-X, Automatic Half Barrier Crossing, works in wrong direction), in Lincolnshire, near the town of Market Rasen. - Its supervising Signal Box (and timetable on Realtime Trains) is Wickenby, the level crossing at which has traditional manually-controlled gates and has the last halogen lights in the county. - This project is part of the Ultimate Realism Collection, the projects in which not only look realistic but work very realistically and have a timetable that activates at a similar time to the real thing, for the right type of train, in the right direction. - Like all of the others, however, this project also has the 'Testing Blocks' Sprite, which is used for making trains run when you want. Click 'see inside' and the first sprite in the list is Testing Blocks. There are clear instructions for use in comments. - The full timetable is listed at the end of Notes and Credits, if you want to wait for a real train (There might be a significant wait, though, and beware that few or no trains run on a Sunday). - Link to Realtime Trains: https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/search/detailed/ The nearest timetable for this is Wickenby S.B., about two minutes off. - Link to ABC Railway Guide for this crossing: http://abcrailwayguide.uk/buslingthorpe-public-level-crossing-lincolnshire Disclaimer: The timetable here won't always be accurate as it often changes. In this project I have not included Short Term Plan (STP indicator) trains that aren't in the Working Timetable (WTT), such as rare light or freight movements. I have also not included Runs as Required (Q indicator) trains as they rarely run. The passenger trains, on the other hand, are almost never inaccurate. - Now click the flag and begin (Begin what? That's your choice!).
For once, I didn't "steal" the picture from online: I took it myself on 17.10.20, as part of a video! :D This project is very close to Lissingley, so the two projects have the same timetable (see below). The two are only 400 metres apart and can be clearly seen from each other. The passenger trains (mostly between Newark and Grimsby) are operated by East Midlands Railway using Class 156s and sometimes 158s. The freight services between Kingsbury Oil Sidings and Lindsey/Humber Oil Refineries are operated by DB Cargo UK using Class 60s and sometimes 66s (although the 66s aren't in this project). Other freight services which are run by GBRf aren't currently in this at all. Train Times List (Mon-Fri): 03:05 690B Kingsbury Oil Sidings-Humber Oil Refinery 03:08 608D Humber Oil Refinery-Kingsbury Oil Sidings 04:55 5T18 Lincoln Central-Cleethorpes 06:11 2T03 Lincoln Central-Grimsby Town 06:35 2T18 Cleethorpes-Newark North Gate 07:41 2T22 Grimsby Town-Newark North Gate 08:29 2T11 Newark North Gate-Grimsby Town 08:25 660E Lindsey Oil Refinery-Kingsbury Oil Sidings 09:57 2T30 Grimsby Town-Newark North Gate 10:39 2T21 Newark North Gate-Grimsby Town 12:05 2T40 Grimsby Town-Newark North Gate 14:49 2T41 Lincoln Central-Grimsby Town * 15:02 6M81 Immingham HIT-Ratcliffe Ps Gbrf 15:09 684F Kingsbury Oil Sidings-Humber Oil Refinery 15:33 684G Humber Oil Refinery-Kingsbury Oil Sidings 16:25 2T56 Grimsby Town-Lincoln Central 17:36 2T51 Newark North Gate-Grimsby Town 19:04 2T66 Grimsby Town-Newark North Gate 20:16 2T59 Newark North Gate-Cleethorpes 21:03 Lindsey Oil Refinery-Kingsbury Oil Sidings 22:02 2T78 Cleethorpes-Lincoln Central 22:19 681H Kingsbury Oil Sidings-Lindsey Oil Refinery 22:37 Lindsey Oil Refinery-Westerleigh Puma Dbc 23:44 Lindsey Oil Refinery-Theale Murco Train Times List (Sun): 16:41 2L45 Nottingham-Cleethorpes 19:01 2T66 Cleethorpes-Newark North Gate 21:45 Humber Oil Refinery-Kingsbury Oil Sidings 22:34 Lindsey Oil Refinery-Theale Murco Note: Trains marked with a * are not currently added but will be in the future. Note 2 (TSTN): Freight Headcodes change every day. The ones listed were accurate on 30/06/20, when the timetable was made. Again, it is Lissingley's timetable, as these two are just 400 metres apart and are visible from each other.
