Train Simulator 2021

.Experience the thrill of controlling classic German steam traction in the form of the DR BR 86, which is available now for Train Simulator.

The first of the heavy freight generation of locomotives and pivotal in bringing the most successful freight locomotive in the UK to life, the BR Class 59 comes to Train Simulator in modern DB Schenker livery..

Built by Bombardier and introduced in 2009, the successor to the ‘Talent’ was put in to service by Deutsche Bahn to replace older EMU types and loco-hauled trains on both S-Bahn and Regio services.

.The mixed-traffic BR 152 is one of the most popular locomotives among drivers seen on Germany’s railways today.

The TRAXX series of electric locomotives from Bombardier is responsible for many of Germany’s more modern freight and passenger locomotives, including the BR 145, now available for Train Simulator..

As one of the most unique and iconic six axle heavy yard switchers, the EMD SD9 was a popular locomotive among North American railfans, despite its short working life..

Their huge motive power and 75mph (121 km/h) top speed also made them slightly more powerful than GE’s EVO series, making them ideal candidates for the heavy coal trains of Pennsylvania. The SD80MAC was also fitted with recessed red marker lights in the nose, a feature unique to Conrail locomotives and something that remained when Conrail was split up; 17 locomotives were taken on by Norfolk Southern and 13 by CSX. Train Simulator: CSX SD80MAC Loco Add-On As with most modern era EMD units, the Class was also fitted with electronic display screens for instrument readouts and the usual EMD dynamic braking system. Packing 5,000 horsepower and a 20-cylinder engine, the SD80MAC was a regular coal hauler across Pennsylvania, and is now here in CSX livery for Train Simulator.

During a visit to Germany in 1933, Sir Nigel Gresley was taken by the high-speed streamlined ‘Flying Hamburger’ diesel train, a concept the London & North Eastern Railway had considered for its East Coast Main Line route. Pulling six coaches and a dynamometer car, Mallard reached 126mph (202.

With a range of locos and multiple units tearing down the tracks between lovingly rendered, true-to-life stations this is the route for all fans of English rail!.Soak in the sights, sounds and smells of a venerable route with almost 200 years of history, but which still runs both passenger and freight services across the Kentish countryside.

Train Simulator: BR Regional Railways Class 101 DMU Add-On More than 500 sets of the Class 101 were built by Metro-Cammell Works in Birmingham from 1956.

The mixed-traffic Class 35 diesel-hydraulic locomotive is now available for Train Simulator in BR green livery. A total of four locomotives have survived into preservation. The hydraulic transmission fitted to the Class 35 locomotives gave them their affectionate nickname of ‘Hymeks’ and, at the time they were built, were the most powerful diesel-hydraulic locomotive operating with a single engine. They were popular sights at the head of semi-fast and freight trains across the Western Region of the British rail network during the 1960s.

The BR 266 for Train Simulator is available in grey/silver livery and features SIFA driver vigilance, PZB and LZB signalling systems, along with Megafret container wagons. The locomotive is operated by a number of German hauliers, including Euro Cargo Rail, HGK, Rail4Chem and HHPI, and regularly hauls heavy freight across Germany and Western Europe. Train Simulator: BR 266 Loco Add-On Built in Canada by General Motors, the BR 266 is based on the UK’s Class 66 diesel locomotive, externally resembling the UK locomotive in appearance but with a different internal control desk to accommodate for the addition of German rail systems. Also included are scenarios specifically for the West Rhine: Cologne-Koblenz route (available separately and required to play these scenarios).

THE ULTIMATE RAIL HOBBY.

THE ULTIMATE RAIL HOBBY.

Experience the challenge of mastering a wide variety of different locos and learning the routes in every direction.*REAL RAILWAYS*Discover a world of amazing vistas, diverse railroads and railways, including challenging locomotives and trains.

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Operate your trains over an aging rail network with out-of-date infrastructure on a route deep in transition between old and new. Train Sim World®: Tees Valley Line: Darlington – Saltburn-by-the-Sea Route Add-On Reproduced in exquisite detail, every station, signal and milepost feel so real you could almost reach back in time and touch them..

Take in the scenic backdrop of the North Rhine-Westphalia as you carry out passenger and freight duties whilst negotiating the busy Rhein-Ruhr route..

Stretching south from San Francisco, is home to one of America’s most modern and captivating commuter railroads – Caltrain – and Train Sim World’s Peninsula Corridor brings to life Caltrain commuter operations extending from San Francisco’s 4th & King Street station to San Jose Diridon station. Train Sim World®: Peninsula Corridor: San Francisco – San Jose Route Add-On Over the 47 miles between “the City by the Bay” and trendy San Jose, Caltrain calls at 26 commuter stations..

This DLC is already included in the Train Sim World 2020 base game..

Train Sim World®: West Somerset Railway Add-On Reproduced in exquisite detail, every station, signal and milepost feel so real you could almost reach out and touch them.Operate your trains in a diesel gala environment and keep the tourists entertained with a diesel-bashing display of powerful locomotives thundering through Somerset’s beautiful countryside..

Operate your trains over an aging rail network with out-of-date infrastructure on a route deep in transition between old and new.

Take in the scenic backdrop of the North Rhine-Westphalia as you carry out passenger and freight duties whilst negotiating the busy Rhein-Ruhr route..

Stretching south from San Francisco, is home to one of America’s most modern and captivating commuter railroads – Caltrain – and Train Sim World’s Peninsula Corridor brings to life Caltrain commuter operations extending from San Francisco’s 4th & King Street station to San Jose Diridon station.

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