Train Simulator Chatham Medway Route Steam

Train Simulator Chatham Main Medway Valley Lines Route AddOn PC

Release date: 1 Feb 2018
Age rating: 6+
Developer: Dovetail Games
Publisher: Dovetail
Localization: English
Activation System: Steam
Region: Russia

Description:
Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds and smells of a venerable route with almost two hundred years of history, where trains still carry passengers and cargo in the Kentish outback. With a wide range of locomotives and wagons zipping along the tracks between lovingly recreated stations, this track is for all fans of the English railway! The South Eastern Railway was founded in 1836 to build a railway line that London and the coastal city of Dover are the key seaports to mainland Europe. The road was relatively quiet, but busy. The carriage of passengers, fruit and hops became the basis for a line between Maidstone and Paddock Wood. Despite the disapproval of local residents and even the mayor of the county's main town, few could deny that the road was proving to be beneficial. So much so that it was decided to extend the route further north along the beautiful Midway Valley. One of the surprising features of the road was that the Midway Valley track retained its semaphore signaling system until 2005, when the line was finally brought up to modern standards. color light signaling. However, some semaphores still remain open and can be seen in-game, such as at stations such as Caxton, where the barrier crossing is still operated by hand. These days, the road is operated by rail operator Southeastern. The main trains are still the same and usually consist of three-car Class 375/3 Electrostars, although sometimes Class 466s are used, and in previous years Class 465s have also been used. and evening rush hours between Maidstone West and London St Pancras station, stopping only at Snodland. After being transferred to the Train Simulator, the Medway Valley Line (Midway West road) will complement the Chatham Main Line (Main Chatham Road), sending you to the most peaceful Southeastern's route while unlocking freight opportunities through the local scenic countryside. Kent is nicknamed the "Garden of England" for a reason, so go there and see it for yourself! Scenarios Included: This add-on includes various scenarios for all of the listed locomotives: 2011 395. 375T01 2 Tonbridge to Strood.
375 02. 2T24 1004 Strood to Tonbridge.
465 03. 1B89 0638 Gillingham (Kent) to London Cannon Street.
465 04. 1E95 1830 London Cannon Street to Strood/Maidstone West.
59 05Y6 93 Purley Foster Yeoman to Hoo Junction Up Yard.
59 06. 6V18 1120 Allington ARC Sdg. to Whatley Quarry: Part 1.
59 07V6 18 Allington ARC Sdg. to Whately Quarry: Part 1120.
Railfan Mode Hoo Junction.
Railfan Mode Maidstone Barracks.
Railfan Mode Strood.
Railfan Mode Tonbridge.
Key features: 48-mile road from London Victoria to Orpington and Rainham via Kent Housey Denmark Hill.
27-mile road from Strood to Tonbridge, including Tonbridge West Yard depot.
7 mile road from Strood to Gravesend including Hu Janshen Depot.
BR Class 59/0 in grey/blue livery.
BR Class 59/2 in DB Schenker livery.
BR JNA, JHA, MEA, MFA and MXA cars in various colors.
BR Class 465/0 in "Grey Stripe" by Southeastern.
BR Class 465/1 in Southeastern's Blue Stripe livery.
BR Class 375/3/6/7 in dark