37025 'Inverness TMD', Large Logo Blue with Highland Rail decals. JT 37 LL 025 - Inverness Depot's most famous locomotive and their ‘pet engine’ for many years. JT 37 Blue 033 - Class 37 in BR Blue with a small BR logo and large number, also carrying a ‘Highland Rail’ decal on the side of the cab. JT 37 Blue 017 - BR Blue Class 37 with white stripe along the lower body side, a marking of Eastfield TMD in Glasgow at the time. We have included a set of eight reskins for the default Class 37 locomotive. Various trackside signs, buildings and features Localised default Class 37 reskins, enhanced with authentic dynamics
CASTLE HILL RTA DRIVING TEST ROUTES FREE
Please see the Scenario details and System Requirements sections below for details.Ĭarefully detailed and very immersive sceneryġ4 Standard and two Free Roam scenarios (some require additional stock) Note: Additional stock (not supplied) is required to enable all the scenarios to be operated.
Not far from Kyle you will pass under the unique snow shelter covering the line near Attadale before arriving at the end of the line at Kyle of Lochalsh station.ĭriving the route is a real pleasure and a memorable experience!
Along the way you will see 17 stations, including the one with the shortest platform in the UK!Īs you get further in your journey the land starts to open up and you really do feel the expanse and remoteness of the Highlands. Inverness is the capital of the Highlands, located 158 miles north of Edinburgh and 561 miles from London, but still well over 100 miles away from John O'Groats at the very northern tip of Scotland!įrom bustling Inverness with its impressive station and Train Maintenance Depot (TMD) with automatically operating roller shutter doors, we head west and proceed over the Caledonian Canal via its unique swing bridge - see the bridge swing closed as you approach it to allow you to cross.įrom them on you are driving beside various lochs, through farmland, dense forests, alongside craggy steep rock faces and over numerous streams. This Just Trains route runs for 83 miles and includes 17 finely modelled stations, eight localised reskins for the default Class 37 which have been enhanced with realistic dynamics, 14 Standard and two Free Roam scenarios, and numerous custom buildings and objects. The line runs from Dingwall to Kyle of Lochalsh on the west coast of Scotland, but most passengers tend to start their journey at Inverness. 'The Kyle Line', as it is sometimes known, is one of Britain’s greatest railway journeys.
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