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Title |
First
Class Simulation - Flying Scotsman |
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Publisher |
First Class Simulation |
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Version |
RailWorks 1 and 2
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| Media |
BOX |
The
Flying Scotsman has become a legend of the rail world. Destined for fame from
the very beginning, Flying Scotsman entered service in 1923 as the figurehead of
the Kings Cross to Edinburgh express service, and has since broken numerous
records including being the first steam locomotive to top 100mph, way back in
1934.
Designed by Sir Nigel Gresley, this 97-ton
A3-class locomotive has remained an icon, hauling express passenger trains for
40 years and remaining incredibly busy even after retirement. Flying Scotsman
has toured the world, breaking more records along the way, and over 80 years
after entering service is in the care of the National Railway Museum in York, UK.
RailSimulator.com would like to express sincere thanks for the invaluable
assistance provided by all the staff at the National Railway Museum in the
creation of the Flying Scotsman add-on.
Included elements with this product:
- Pegler Flying Scotsman in LNER Apple Green
livery with double tender
- 4472 Flying Scotsman in LNER Apple Green
livery with single tender
- 60103 Flying Scotsman in BR Brunswick Green
livery with single tender
- BR Mk1 coaches in ‘Blood and Custard’
livery
Scenarios included with this product:
- Free Roam at Newcastle
click on a locomotive to drive it
- Free Roam at Paddington
click on a locomotive to drive it
- Time to Retire (Career System
scenario)
It is 1962 and British Rail is committed to
the new diesel fleet. As a special farewell, 60103 has been brought in to
haul the daily Flying Scotsman train as far as Newcastle.
- Time on the Tyne (Career
system scenario)
Flying Scotsman is touring the country prior
to leaving for the USA. Your job today is to take a private charter from
Newcastle to Darlington.
- Scotsman in the Snow (Career
System scenario)
Flying Scotsman has just arrived at Didcot
Parkway on a Plymouth to Paddington rail tour. You are to take the
locomotive and its train from Didcot to Paddington. It is late evening, the
sun is going own and there is snow on the ground – let’s make this a trip to
remember!



| This product was added to our catalog on Monday 04 April, 2011. |
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