[DLC] Settle to Carlisle / Settle Carlisle Specials / Class 57 Rail Tour / BR Class 31 / BR Class 50 / BR DP1 Deltic / Duchess of Sutherland / LMS Coronation Class 'Duchess of Hamilton' (Train Simulator / RailWorks)

Разработчик/издатель: Dovetail Games | Язык дополнения: английский | Год выпуска: 3 мая 2012 | Совместимость: Train Simulator (только пиратка)

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Settle-Carlisle Specials puts you in the cab of fabulous preserved steam locomotives as they
haul trains full of rail fans along the scenic Settle-Carlisle line. Interest in steam specials has
grown since before the final phasing out of British steam on the main line, when enthusiasts
would flock to ride on specials – sometimes little more than a few old brake vans behind a
steam loco – to enjoy a steam-hauled journey before diesel and electric took over for good.
This practice continues today, as privately-owned steam locomotives are granted permission
to run special services on the main line to the delight of passengers and onlookers alike.
With four preserved steam locomotives to drive, you can run rail tours along the wonderful
Settle-Carlisle line whenever you wish. Settle-Carlisle Specials includes the famous A1
Tornado in British Railways Brusnwick Green, V2 Green Arrow, GWR Wootton Hall and GWR
King Edward II in blue. There is also a Class 47 in maroon livery acting as a banker, typical of
steam specials.
Дополнение содержит
• LNER A1 Tornado in British Railways Brunswick Green livery
• LNER V2 Green Arrow
• GWR King Edward II in blue livery
• GWR Wootton Hall
• Class 47 in maroon livery (banker)
Сценарии
5 scenarios for the Settle-Carlisle Expansion Pack
• Hall of Fame, with 4979 Wootton
• The Cumbrian Tornado, with Peppercorn A1 Tornado
• The Blue Ribband, with Peppercorn A1 Tornado
• King of the Hill, with King Edward II
• Coming Home, with Green Arrow and Class 47 'banker'
• Free roams at Appleby, Dent, Carlisle and Ribblehead

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Разработчик/издатель: Oovee/Dovetail Games | Язык дополнения: английский | Год выпуска: 8 ноября 2012 | Совместимость: Train Simulator (лицензия и пиратка)

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The re-engineered, multi-purpose Class 57 locomotive in special Rail Tours livery, with
scenarios created for the Settle-Carlisle route, is now available for Train Simulator.
Rebuilt from the Class 47, the Class 57s entered service in 1997 and are affectionately
known as 'Bodysnatchers' or 'Zombies', by virtue of their modification from the Class 47
body shell. There were 33 Class 57s produced between 1998 and 2004 by Brush Traction at
their Loughborough factory, and can still be seen on a number of mixed-traffic duties that
include passenger and charter services, snow trains and rescue duties for the likes of Direct
Rail Services, First Great Western, Virgin Trains and Network Rail.
The Class 57 for Train Simulator is available in Rail Tours Company maroon livery and
features a number of exciting scenarios, including rail tours along the famous and
spectacular Settle to Carlisle line.
Ключевые особенности
• Class 57 diesel locomotive in Rail Tours Company maroon livery
• Rail Tours Company Mk1 coaches
• Realistic cab interior and sounds
• Quick Drive compatible
Сценарии
Six scenarios for the Settle-Carlisle Line.
• Early Birds
• Southern Bell
• Special Request
• The Statesman Duplicate
• Stuck in the Middle
• The Scottish Original

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Примечание: Class 57 в других раскрасках также можно найти на трекере - Freightliner, Class 57 (Oovee)

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Разработчик/издатель: Dovetail Games | Язык дополнения: английский | Год выпуска: 23 мая 2013 | Совместимость: Train Simulator (только пиратка)

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The classic Class 31 diesel locomotive was a versatile workhorse of the British railway
network, and now this Brush Type 2 is available for Train Simulator in BR Railfreight Sector
and preserved BR Green liveries.
British Railways' 'Pilot Scheme' to replace steam traction saw 20 Type 2 diesel locomotives
built by Brush Traction in 1957. These development locomotives were fitted with Mirrlees
engines and had a top speed of 80mph, designed for mixed traffic workings on the Eastern
Region. Midway through production, BR decided to extend the fleet, ordering a further 243
locomotives that entered service by the end of 1962.
The main production locomotives were adapted slightly from their predecessors and
underwent a programme of re-engineering in 1964 to replace the unreliable Mirrlees engines
with higher rated, more powerful English Electric engines. The Class also made its way into
other regions of the railway network, becoming a popular sight on both the Western and
London Midland regions.
With the demise of British Rail, Class 31s were gradually retired and scrapped, although
many were bought by private operators including EWS, Fragonset Railways and Mainline Rail.
Network Rail still maintains a small fleet of the Class for test and engineering trains.
The Class 31 for Train Simulator is available in BR Railfreight Sector livery (with and without
mini snow ploughs) and BR Green livery, and features include upgraded TSX features, two-
tone horn, cab lighting, BR Mk1 coaches and Sealion ballast hoppers.
Ключевые особенности
• Class 31 in BR Railfreight Sector and BR Green liveries
• Upgraded TSX effects
• Two-tone horn
• Cab lighting
• BR Mk1 coaches with passenger view
• Sealion ballast hoppers
• Quick Drive compatible
• Scenarios for the Settle to Carlisle route
Сценарии
Three scenarios for the Settle to Carlisle route:
• Class 31 Tutorial
• Carlisle Special
• Ribblehead Ballast

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Разработчик/издатель: MeshTools/Dovetail Games | Язык дополнения: английский | Год выпуска: 3 июня 2013 | Совместимость: Train Simulator (лицензия и пиратка)

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The Type 4 Class 50 'Hoovers' were an express passenger locomotive that worked on much
of the UK's railway network, and is now available for Train Simulator.
Fifty of the Class were built in the late 1960s by English Electric at Vulcan Foundry Works
and were exclusively used on the then non-electrified West Coast Main Line between Crewe,
Carlisle and Scotland. Prior to TOPS classification, the Type 4 locomotives had a top speed of
100mph, being re-classified to the Class 50 and purchased from English Electric Leasing by
British Rail in the early 1970s.
After electrification of the WCML, the Class 50s were displaced and transferred to the
Western Region, working mainline passenger services from London Paddington along the
Great Western Main Line. However, the Class was beset with reliability problems and BR
made the decision to refurbish all 50 locomotives in the late 1970s. Whilst this temporarily
resolved the reliability issues, by the early 1990s, just eight locomotives remained in service.
By 1994, the whole fleet had been withdrawn from service, but 18 were preserved and can
today be found mainly on the UK's heritage railways with many still certified for mainline
running and used to head rail tours.
The Class 50 for Train Simulator, developed by Meshtools, is available in a variety of BR and
privatised liveries, including BR Blue (TOPS and Pre-TOPS), Great Western Railway Green and
BR Dual Green, Network South East Blue (original and revised) and BR Large Logo. Features
of the model include independently operated screen wipers, four position reverser, two-tone
horn, opening cab windows, operating sun visors and configurable locomotive running
numbers and names.
Ключевые особенности
• Class 50 in BR Blue (TOPS and Pre-TOPS), Great Western Railway Green and BR Dual
Green, Network South East Blue (original and revised) and BR Large Logo livery
• Quick Drive compatible
• Independently operated screen wipers
• Four position reverser
• Two-tone horn
• Opening cab windows
• Operating sun visors
• Configurable locomotive running numbers and names
• Scenarios for the Settle to Carlisle route
Сценарии
Five scenarios for the Settle to Carlisle route:
• Carlisle Commuter
• Hoovering Pipes
• Scottish Express
• Settling In
• Sleeperless in Carlisle

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Разработчик/издатель: Dovetail Games | Язык дополнения: английский | Год выпуска: 29 августа 2013 | Совместимость: Train Simulator (только пиратка)

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The powerful and impressive BR DP1 Deltic evokes the UK's glorious railway heritage, and this
attractive prototype diesel locomotive is now available for Train Simulator.
The amalgamation of engine manufacturer Napier & Sons and locomotive builder English
Electric in 1942 opened up the potential to use the powerful Napier Deltic diesel engine in
mainline locomotives. In the mid-1950s, English Electric produced a demonstration
locomotive, officially numbered 'DP1', using the Deltic engine, which was to be the
forerunner of the well-known 'Deltic' class of locomotives.
The DP1 had a particular American feel, with its high sides and streamlined styling, made
more prominent by its sleek livery, long aluminium beading, high cab windows and large
nose headlight, fitted for effect rather than practicality. Two 18 cylinder Deltic engines were
fitted, giving 3,300 horsepower (2,500 kW) in total and a top speed of 90mph.
The DP1 was demonstrated and tested on the Settle-Carlisle line before entering service as a
main line locomotive alongside its sister Class 55 'Deltics', although these lacked DP1's
distinctive look. As a main line locomotive, DP1 had a relatively short working life, being
retired in March 1961 after a major engine failure, but easily serving its purpose to
demonstrate the Deltic's power and prowess.
Two years later, in 1963, DP1 was donated to the Science Museum in London and is now on
display at the National Railway Museum's Locomotion site in Shildon, England.
The DP1 Deltic for Train Simulator is available in its distinctive blue demonstrator/testing
livery, featuring two-tone horn and cab lighting, plus BR Mk1 maroon coaches as used on
modern day rail tours, complete with passenger view.
Ключевые особенности
• BR DP1 Deltic in demonstrator/testing blue livery
• Two-tone horn
• Cab lighting
• BR Mk1 maroon passenger coaches, including First, Second, Restaurant Mini Buffet, Brake
Second and Brake Guard
• Quick Drive compatible
• Scenarios for the Settle-Carlisle route
Сценарии
Three scenarios for the Settle-Carlisle route:
• Breathing New Life
• Prelude to a Pioneer
• Deltic Highlander

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Разработчик/издатель: Dovetail Games | Язык дополнения: английский | Год выпуска: 7 августа 2014 | Совместимость: Train Simulator (только пиратка)

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One of the most powerful passenger steam locomotives ever to be built for the British
railway network – the Coronation Class 'Duchess of Sutherland' – comes to Train Simulator in
its fantastically preserved BR Brunswick Green livery.
The Stanier-designed 'Big Lizzies' (as they were often nicknamed by their Enginemen) were
an enlarged version of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway's Princess Royal Class.
Several examples were original built as streamlined, but this was later removed.
They were, quite simply, a beast of British steam traction – the Class was estimated to
produce 3,300 horsepower and weighed 105 tons with a coal fuel capacity of nine tons and
carrying 4,000 gallons of water. Their prestigious standing saw many of the Class head
express steam passenger services across the LMS network from the mid-1930s through to
their withdrawal in the mid-1960s.
'Duchess of Sutherland' was outshopped in July 1938 as part of the third batch of her Class.
During her 25 years of service, she ran 1.6m miles – the second highest mileage by any
member of her Class.
The locomotive was withdrawn from mainline service in 1964 but never saw a scrapyard,
instead being purchased by a Butlins holiday camp in Scotland and then by a Steam
Museum. Since 1996, she has been owned by the Duchess Trust and is in regular use on rail
tours across the country.
The Duchess of Sutherland for Train Simulator is available in BR Brunswick Green livery and is
a former Iron Horse House model, which has been updated to Train Simulator standard,
including new scenarios and improved exterior modelling. Features of the locomotive include
AWS for mainline running, steam chest pressure gauge, live steam injector steam valve,
headlights, cylinder cocks, opening firebox doors, and fireman's and driver's light. Also
included are BR Mk1 coaches in maroon livery.
Ключевые особенности
• LMS Coronation Class 'Duchess of Sutherland' in BR Brunswick Green livery
• Steam chest pressure gauge
• Live steam injector steam valve
• Headlights
• Cylinder cocks
• Opening firebox doors
• Fireman's and driver's light
• BR Mk1 coaches in maroon livery
• Quick Drive compatible
• Scenarios for the Settle-Carlisle route
Сценарии
Four scenarios for the Settle-Carlisle route:
• Training: Duchess Simple Controls
• Training: Duchess Expert Controls
• Evening Commute to Carlisle
• Uphill Battle

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Разработчик/издатель: Dovetail Games | Язык дополнения: английский, французский и немецкий | Год выпуска: 19 ноября 2015 | Совместимость: Train Simulator (только пиратка)

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Once a record-breaking steam locomotive admired by many on the UK's rail network, the
LMS Coronation Class 'Duchess of Hamilton' comes to Train Simulator in its striking
streamlined variant.
The LMS Coronation Class was a mainline steam locomotive designed by William Stanier and
built at Crewe Works between 1937 and 1948. In total, 38 were produced and are the most
powerful steam locomotives ever built in the UK, with an impressive 3,333hp - more than the
diesel traction that replaced them in later years.
The first five locomotives built in the Class were painted in Caledonian Railway blue with
sliver stripes to match the coaches for the Coronation Scot service, for which they were
designed for. They also featured streamlining, designed by Tom Coleman, the streamlining
mainly added as a publicity stunt. However, Stanier believed the added weight, increased
difficulty for maintenance and the fact that it just wasn't effective at lower speeds, didn't
make it worthwhile.
In 1937 during speed trials, Coronation Class No. 6220 reached an impressive 114 mph
(183km/h) south of Crewe, setting a new record speed at the time. However, shortly after
reaching this speed, the locomotive entered a series of crossover points and with insufficient
braking distance, entered the crossover too fast. Fortunately, the locomotive remained on
the rails but destroyed most of the crockery inside the coaches. As a consequence, record-
breaking runs were deemed too dangerous for passengers, crew and trains alike, and they
were subsequently banned.
The second batch of five Coronations was also streamlined, apart from the more traditional
Crimson Lake with gold stripes livery, one such locomotive being No. 6229 'Duchess of
Hamilton'. The 'Duchess' was built in 1938 and was the last in the Coronation Class to be
built with streamlining. Nine years later, 'Duchess of Hamilton' had its streamlining removed
and smoke deflectors added.
Today, three Coronation Class locomotives have been preserved, No. 6229 'Duchess of
Hamilton', No. 6233 'Duchess of Sutherland' and No. 6235 'City of Birmingham'. 'Duchess of
Sutherland' remains in mainline service on railtours around the UK, while 'City of
Birmingham' and 'Duchess of Hamilton' are static displays in museums, the latter alongside
LNER A4 Class 'Mallard' at the National Railway Museum in York, resplendent in its original
streamlining.
The Coronation Class 'Duchess of Hamilton' for Train Simulator is available in LMS Crimson
Lake livery with gold stripes, and includes Mk1 passenger coaches in LMS Maroon Lined (late
crest) livery.
Ключевые особенности
• Coronation Class (Streamlined) 'Duchess of Hamilton' in LMS Crimson Lake (gold stripes)
livery
• Mk1 passenger coaches in LMS Maroon Lined (late crest) livery
• Quick Drive compatible
• Scenarios for the Settle to Carlisle route
Сценарии
Three scenarios for the Settle to Carlisle route:
• Vintage Train: Part 1
• Vintage Train: Part 2
• Vintage Train: The Return

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