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Included is the Southern Pacific’s Electro-Motive GP35 diesel road-switcher and Southern Pacific C30-4 bay-window steel caboose. You'll additionally be hualing ore-hauling gondolas, acid tank cars and Southern Pacific 56-foot anode flat cars (for outbound ore ingots).





"Stretching for 45 miles, our first route for the Train Sim World 7 calendar takes you from the heart of Birmingham, through Wolverhampton and into the Shropshire countryside to Shrewsbury, accompanied by a brand-new Class 158/8 in Transport for Wales livery."
And there’s plenty to drive, with two distinct 2019 timetables included with the route:
"Look out for well known historical landmarks from Cornwall’s rich heritage, still visible across the landscape today. Additionally work China clay trains between Goonbarrow Junction and the docks at Fowey Harbour.








The team are working extremely hard on the project, it's a huge undertaking as they take us back to the East Coast Main Line, and it's a touch too soon to go into too many specifics, but we can share a range of WIP development screenshots which we hope will keep you all exicted in the meantime!
For now, get ready to head to the heart of London and back to the ECML, and be sure to share your support with the ATS group as they continue development!


And of course, a new country brings all new challenges - new signalling, systems and adventures await!
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