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Clover Valley Railway: Heritage Edition

I used to have a huge amount of fun with the two clovers about five years ago. I just got the urge to get back to Brit. railways and when I tried the Clovers they won't respond at all. The files seem to be there still. I've tried uninstall/reinstall to no avail and am wondering if they have been removed from the workshop. Hope not! They show up only on the free roam tab (but still won't work) though I'm sure I used to use them on QD. Long time ago so I'm probably wrong. Anyway any suggestions would really be appreciated.

if you go beyond the power station i knowtest that TrolleyFodder had extended it much more but no track

@Lord_Scarenator (Daniel) To be honest, I don't remember. It's been 3 years since I drove it haha. I think you press and hold the ctrl key, then press the 1 - 9 keys

How Did You Set The Headcodes On The Bullied?

Just taking a look through all of your routes.
I do recall playing on this one, or maybe it was the "Non-Heritage" version.
You certainly have been very busy over the years.
Now off to try the Mangapps Farm and the Skerrow Branch, as I don't believe I have seen those previously.

@Mr Great Western Thanks :D means a lot :)
I'm currently working on a remastered version of Delllyn at the moment, the scenery is getting an overhaul to bring it up to my current standards as well as a future extension too!

you can take a look at it here if you'd like: http://cs2bus.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=842881587

Absolutely outstanding work, Trolley! I love this route! It's got a preserved charm to it, and it is by far, my most favourite workshop heritage route, alongside Delllyn. I actually think this route is amazing in it's own little way. Nice work, chap!

@Schuey Yes, however its still a part of the mainline, which I never got round to modernising.

Does this edition also have the large coal yards?

@CplMidgetJeff WLoS is required as it was used as the base route for ground textures, Woodhead and Falmouth aren't as important but used for quite a few scenic details. London to Brighton was only used for one powerstation building asset.