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PC
Add-on pack
| Requires: | Mouse, Keyboard | ||
| Viewed: | 3D Third-person, floating camera | Genre: | Add-on pack Simulation: Railway |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Just Trains | Soft. Co.: | Just Trains |
| Publishers: | Just Trains
(GB) |
Released: | 15 Mar 2013
(GB) |
| Ratings: | PEGI No rating | ||
Summary
The distinctive Class 3700 locomotives are presented here in a set of authentic liveries and with different cabs depending on the era depicted. Also included is a set of Clerestory and Just Trains Mk1 coaches, both with passenger view.
12 exciting custom scenarios (including some that require additional routes) complete the package!
The 'City of Truro' locomotive would become famous on May 9, 1904 when it was timed at 102.3 MPH while descending the 1-in-86 Whiteball bank with the ‘Ocean Mails’ parcel service. The accuracy of this speed has been questioned and investigated a number of times, but the loco was certainly travelling in excess of 98 MPH when it passed Milepost 171 near Wellington in Somerset! If we believe the recording of Charles Rous-Marten it is certain that 3440 ‘City of Truro’ was the first steam locomotive to reach 100 MPH anywhere in the world. We have included a scenario to see if you can also get to this magic number!
LOCOMOTIVES
3440 ‘City of Truro’ 2004-2006 version
3700 ‘Durban’
3704 ‘Lyttelton’
3710 ‘City of Bath’
3716 ‘City of London’
3717 ‘City of Truro’ (2010-2012)
3717 ‘City of Truro’ (1912-1931)
3719 ‘City of Exeter’
COACHES
Just Trains Mk1 coaches in brown and cream livery: Brake Standard Open, First Open, Tourist Standard Open
Clerestory coaches: Corridor Compartment, Corridor third, Right-hand brake coach, Left-hand brake coach.
12 exciting custom scenarios (including some that require additional routes) complete the package!
The 'City of Truro' locomotive would become famous on May 9, 1904 when it was timed at 102.3 MPH while descending the 1-in-86 Whiteball bank with the ‘Ocean Mails’ parcel service. The accuracy of this speed has been questioned and investigated a number of times, but the loco was certainly travelling in excess of 98 MPH when it passed Milepost 171 near Wellington in Somerset! If we believe the recording of Charles Rous-Marten it is certain that 3440 ‘City of Truro’ was the first steam locomotive to reach 100 MPH anywhere in the world. We have included a scenario to see if you can also get to this magic number!
LOCOMOTIVES
3440 ‘City of Truro’ 2004-2006 version
3700 ‘Durban’
3704 ‘Lyttelton’
3710 ‘City of Bath’
3716 ‘City of London’
3717 ‘City of Truro’ (2010-2012)
3717 ‘City of Truro’ (1912-1931)
3719 ‘City of Exeter’
COACHES
Just Trains Mk1 coaches in brown and cream livery: Brake Standard Open, First Open, Tourist Standard Open
Clerestory coaches: Corridor Compartment, Corridor third, Right-hand brake coach, Left-hand brake coach.
