Train Sim World® 4: BR Class 31 Loco Add-On (DLC)

This add-on is for people who like to learn their machine rather than just run trains along a map. The BR Class 31 came out in the years when British Railways was saying goodbye to steam, and you can feel that transition in it: you're no longer on a steam engine, but the modern electric trains are still a long way off. Why grab it: - Your first runs are mostly light passenger sets and small freight, so you get used to the handling and traction quickly. - One of the locomotive's main strengths is working in multiple with other diesels, and then a heavy train stops feeling like a problem. - This isn't an old engine with a new coat of paint: it has its own quirks, such as boilers for steam heating of the coaches and the route code display above the cab. - It suits you if you want calm running on secondary lines where nobody rushes you. To get Train Sim World® 4: BR Class 31 Loco Add-On (DLC) on Steam, send us your Steam quick invite link. We'll add you as a friend and send the game as a gift straight to your account, so there's nothing to enter or activate. TSW Compatible content released for a previous Train Sim World® - features may remain unchanged from the original release and may not make use of all newer core features. The 1950s were in full swing, and British Railways were kicking off the start of the radical modernisation plan, which would see steam locomotives retired in favour of brand new, diesel-powered traction. Brush Traction developed the Type 2, which was designed to fill the 1000-1499 horsepower (757.7-1117.8 kW) role, making them suitable on lower-priority passenger and freight trains. The first Type 2s entered service in the Eastern Region, however they soon found use across the country as the fleet grew in size, and with the introduction of TOPS, they were classified as the BR Class 31. Multiple subclasses of the Class 31s were produced, particularly as technology progressed over time, however the standard locomotive was the 31/1, which featured steam heating boilers, a headcode display atop each cab, and multiple-working compatibility with many other diesel locomotives. The 31/1s were used on secondary passenger duties and lighter freight traffic - they would often be used in pairs for freight as their low power rating would make them prone to slipping. The fleet of 263 locomotives were based across 12 depots throughout England, including in Thornaby Depot, where the 31s would take charge of trains across the Tees Valley Line. After having a career spanning decades, and a successful life in preservation, it’s time to turn back the clock and experience the iconic BR Class 31 in its heyday in Train Sim World®! Key Features - BR Class 31 in BR Corporate Blue livery - PCA Cement Tank Wagon - Accurate, true-to-life performance and handling - Highly detailed, feature-rich, driving cabs with accurate true-to-life performance and handling - Authentic and detailed sound recordings, recorded from the real locomotives - Includes three engaging scenarios and an interactive training session for Tees Valley Line - Operable in Service Mode in Tees Valley Line, includes a set of additional timetabled services that increases the level of traffic across the route - Powered by Dovetail Games’ proprietary SimuGraph® vehicle dynamics engine and Unreal Engine 4® technology - Download size: 133.5 MB