Additional Information
Name | To Each of Their Hearts |
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Publisher | Admin |
Format | File |
Rating | 4.79 / 5 ( 2685 votes ) |
Update | (3 days ago) |
Key Features:
35-mile route from Southampton Central to Bournemouth, plus St Denys, Northam Depot and the Lymington Pier branch
15 authentic stations and picturesque New Forest scenery
Includes:
BR Class 444 in South West Trains white livery
BR Class 450 in South West Trains blue livery
LNER Peppercorn Class A2 ‘Blue Peter’
BR Class 47 in Maroon livery
BR Mk1 coaches in Blood & Custard livery
Container Freight wagons in various liveries
Quick Drive compatible
Multiplayer support for splitscreen and online
Available on PC
is available for the Windows Store on your Windows 10 PC or mobile device!
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Chrissie Black 2018-09-27 17:51:10
Hi,
I’d like to know whether it’s possible to replace the BR Mk1 coach and the BR Mk2 goods stock with those from BR Class 444 or 450.
Regards, Chrissie
hgnftsc 2018-09-28 02:05:47
I’ve been looking for something like this. Finally I found a guy who made it.
i had this when I bought the game. Now I can’t find it and the steam version doesn’t work for me.
Any body who has this and knows how to activate it for the steam version can send me a link.
[Size:7.3Gb]Train Simulator 2018-07-23 08:29:43
About This Content
Scenic commuter and bustling summer holiday traffic come to life in the South Western Main Line: Southampton – Bournemouth route for Train Simulator!
The South Western Main Line was built in sections, with London to Southampton opening gradually between. The surge of traffic that soon followed was convincing enough for other companies to arrive and build railways that connected and extended further south west, including the Southampton and Dorchester Railway, and the Great Western Railway; all told, the SWML as it is seen today was finally built by the 1880s.
Another line built in the 1850s was the
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