Train Simulator: North Wales Coastal: Crewe - Llandudno Route Add-On Download Compressed File

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About This Content Spanning the North Wales Coast Line from Crewe to Llandudno, and also featuring the iconic Conwy Castle across 67 miles of cross-border railway line, Train Simulator’s North Wales Coastal route marries seaside views with both local and inter-city services from Arriva Trains Wales and Virgin Trains West Coast.Ever since the Act of Union in 1801, which saw Ireland become part of the United Kingdom, people have strived to improve the connection between the two isles. In the early 19th Century, a combination of horse-drawn transport and sailing ships was the only option; that was until the 1840s, when the Chester and Crewe Railway and later, the Chester and Holyhead Railway were incorporated. The full line was soon completed in 1848. Irish Mail would regularly work the line from London to Holyhead, and the LNWR, being in control of the West Coast Main Line and the line to Holyhead soon after, saw an opportunity for a spike in tourist traffic. Trains were put on to serve seaside resorts like Rhyl, Colwyn Bay and along the Llandudno branch, setting in stone the line’s popularity. This tale would continue through the Big Four, British Railways and Sectorisation eras, and despite freight being less common today, the line has remained a local and long-distance passenger haven with over 90 trains a day.Visit the seaside today with North Wales Coastal: Crewe – Llandudno, featuring the Virgin Trains BR Class 221 “Super Voyager”, and Arriva Trains Wales’ BR Class 158 “Express Sprinter” and BR Class 175 “Coradia” DMUs.Included ScenariosThe North Wales Coastal: Crewe - Llandudno Route Add-On includes 7 challenging career scenarios and 2 Railfan Mode scenarios:[221] 01. 1D84 1010 London Euston to Chester[221] 02. 1A23 0855 Holyhead to London Euston[221] 03. 1D92 1810 London Euston to Holyhead[175] 04. 1D11 0709 Birmingham International to Llandudno[175] 05. 1K72 1823 Holyhead to Crewe[158] 06. 1K05 0646 Llandudno to Crewe: Part 1[158] 07. 1K05 0646 Llandudno to Crewe: Part 2[RailfanMode] Llandudno Junction[RailfanMode] ShottonMore scenarios are available on the Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!Click here for Steam Workshop scenarios.Key FeaturesFeatures the 67 Mile route from Crewe to Llandudno including the continuation of the line to ConwyFeaturing iconic landmarks such as Crewe Heritage Railway at Crewe including the famed APT-P (Fixed non-drivable exhibit only) and Conwy CastleFeatures faithful recreations of the 12 stations along the route, as well as the historic semaphore signalling infrastructure.Includes BR Class 221 ‘Super Voyager’ in Virgin Trains LiveryIncludes BR Class 175 ‘Coradia’ in Arriva Trains Wales LiveryIncludes BR Class 158 ‘Express Sprinter’ in Arriva Trains Wales Livery7 Career scenarios2 Railfan Mode scenariosQuick Drive compatibleDownload size: 880.7mb 6d5b4406ea Title: Train Simulator: North Wales Coastal: Crewe - Llandudno Route Add-OnGenre: SimulationDeveloper:Dovetail GamesPublisher:Dovetail Games - TrainsFranchise:Train SimulatorRelease Date: 18 Oct, 2018 Train Simulator: North Wales Coastal: Crewe - Llandudno Route Add-On Download Compressed File Things I like:-Usual standard of high quality scenery.-Accurately modelled stations.-Good textures and reasonable physics on the rolling stock.-A sensible amount of AI in the quick drives.-Holyhead extension now available for a reasonable price.Things I don't like:-Sounds are quite bad but are tolerable.-Texture glitch still present in the Class 158 cab side window.-Scenarios are not that exciting.It's a bit of a sightseeing route, with interesting landmarks dotted along the route. Most of the route is flat with few gradients, and you'll find stations can be up to 20 miles apart, good if you fancy a more relaxed journey. Somewhat similar in character to the Riviera Line, although a lot longer and a bit more varied. Only real downside is the usual case of DTG making a fantastic quality route but being a bit lazy with the rolling stock.Would I buy this route again? Yes, definitely. Score out of ten: 9\/10.. Really amazing route. \u00a324.99 is way too expensive though.. Really amazing route. \u00a324.99 is way too expensive though.. Really amazing route. \u00a324.99 is way too expensive though.. Things I like:-Usual standard of high quality scenery.-Accurately modelled stations.-Good textures and reasonable physics on the rolling stock.-A sensible amount of AI in the quick drives.-Holyhead extension now available for a reasonable price.Things I don't like:-Sounds are quite bad but are tolerable.-Texture glitch still present in the Class 158 cab side window.-Scenarios are not that exciting.It's a bit of a sightseeing route, with interesting landmarks dotted along the route. Most of the route is flat with few gradients, and you'll find stations can be up to 20 miles apart, good if you fancy a more relaxed journey. Somewhat similar in character to the Riviera Line, although a lot longer and a bit more varied. Only real downside is the usual case of DTG making a fantastic quality route but being a bit lazy with the rolling stock.Would I buy this route again? Yes, definitely. Score out of ten: 9\/10.. Things I like:-Usual standard of high quality scenery.-Accurately modelled stations.-Good textures and reasonable physics on the rolling stock.-A sensible amount of AI in the quick drives.-Holyhead extension now available for a reasonable price.Things I don't like:-Sounds are quite bad but are tolerable.-Texture glitch still present in the Class 158 cab side window.-Scenarios are not that exciting.It's a bit of a sightseeing route, with interesting landmarks dotted along the route. Most of the route is flat with few gradients, and you'll find stations can be up to 20 miles apart, good if you fancy a more relaxed journey. Somewhat similar in character to the Riviera Line, although a lot longer and a bit more varied. Only real downside is the usual case of DTG making a fantastic quality route but being a bit lazy with the rolling stock.Would I buy this route again? Yes, definitely. Score out of ten: 9\/10.