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Train Simulator Routes: Weardale and Teesdale Railway Network Route

Tags: diesel, #ts14, Scenario, Final, GB, #rtdp{00000112-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}, #scnr{197df329-b826-4865-b579-6bb8b03c661c}

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You are in charge of a pair of Class 37s, Take a loaded bitumen train over the steeply graded cockfield fell line, sounds simple!Difficulty - MediumDuration - 42minsDLC Required - Weardale & Teesdale route only

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Erdaepflschaeler 13 okt 2020 om 10:56

Thank´s a lot for this great scenario!

rdp42 20 nov 2019 om 9:07

A most interesting scenario with very good ai and testing gradients. Down to 9 mph at the top of the 1 in 25 but thankfully made it. Thanks very much for your time in making this one.

PureShem 7 jan 2018 om 8:49

Very enjoyable! I appreciated the parallel coal service on the Lands Viaduct railroad as my consist was climbing the hill. All AI was excellent. Thanks for referring me to this one. I had a hard time finding it in TS, and finally found it as a Free Roam. Is this a TS fluke or for some special purpose that I am not yet acquainted with yet?

JJTimothy 16 apr 2017 om 15:47

I've driven this three or four times and always enjoyed it. Quite an exercise in gaining and maintaining momentum with a will it-won't it moment before Lands Viaduct.

FYI I've put a link to this scenario on the Friends of Darlington Railway Centre and Museum website.

SRT4025 15 apr 2017 om 9:35

With the Welly Application Device on notch 11 and maximum amps on the thrashometer, that Tractor - D6688 (?) - was on its knees! Anyone else notice the chap chap lying under the bridge at the start of the 1:27 ?