Train Simulator 2017: WCML Over Shap Downtown Oil Part 2 (Class 92 DB Schenker) HD

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Published on March 15, 2017 11:47:18 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8H-j6nC5b8

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Train Simulator Classic (2009)

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Here is another "Let's Play" Train Simulator 2017 and this time. I am playing Part 2 of my two-part scenario as this one continues on from Carlisle to Preston and uses the "WCML Over Shap" (or West Coast Main Line Over Shap) route and as with the first part. The player train is limited to 60mph as it is a 3000 tonne oil train and the player will have to give way/yield to higher priority passenger trains in this scenario. But also you will need to take care with the power and the brakes to prevent stalling or a runaway due to overuse of the rheostatic brakes on the Class 92. There is also "Neutral" sections on the route that you will have to cut the power to the locomotive until the Neutral Section is passed. But if you like a challenge with driving a heavy freight train. You can download the scenario from the Steam Workshop for free from the link that I have posted below. The scenario takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes to complete.

Note that due to a bug. Some passing AI trains can appear as "invisible" and although I did do a "clear cache" upon doing this video. Sometimes it doesn't always work :/. Please read the Workshop description for all required stock.

Scenario Link:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=879494981

Enjoy the ride.

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