#London underground train simulator series
#London underground train simulator simulator

With over 74 million journeys every year, the Circle Line provides the ultimate subway experience. Visit such landmark destinations as Baker Street - home of Sherlock Holmes, Euston and Victoria stations, pass under Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament at Westminster and drop off passengers at the fashionable High Street Kensington! The entire Circle Line can be explored, including the new Hammersmith extension. With 35 beautifully recreated stations and both above and below ground sections, this is an opportunity to take control of the world famous 'C Stock' tube trains as you follow a detailed timetable and a myriad of custom missions. Authorised by an act of Parliament in 1853, the Circle Line became the world's first underground railway and the genesis of the entire London Underground network.

#London underground train simulator series

If you did have the Metropolitan line, You could also include a section of the Jubilee line aswell from Baker Street to Stanmore (as it runs along side the Metropolitan line from Finchley Road to Wembely Park).ДЄs for rolling stock, I think that seeing the Class 165/0, S8 stock and 1996 stock would make the route feel complete.The third part of the popular вЂWorld of SubwaysвЂ™ series puts you in the driver's cab on the iconic Circle Line of the London Underground. You could have the main London to Aylesbury line from Marylebone Station to Calvert (including Aylesbury TMD, Aylesbury Vale Parkway and the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre) and also the Metropolitan line from Baker Street to Amersham (possibly adding Neasden Depot, and the Watford and Chesham branches) The line also has DC eletrification (630 V Forth rail) from Harrow-On-The-Hill to Amersham for LU trains. The line runs both National rail (Chiltern Railways) and London Underground (Metropolitan Line) services.

The question we have always asked ourselves is how interesting would it be for the player? I can see here that there are already some mixed opinions on the idea.Д¬an you think of any sections of the London underground, or any other one for that matter, which would make for great gameplay? I would love to hear your suggestions.ДЄs I have said before, I believe that the London to Aylesbury line would make a great edition to TS2015. We have thought about creating an underground route in the past and it is still not off the table for consideration. Originally posted by DTG_Admin:A great discussion everyone. The line also has a variety of scenery and elevation with multiple branches towards both ends of the line. I also wouldn't mind see the Central line on TS2015 either as the current trains (1992 stock) are very quick with good acceleration. (the class 168 Clubmann also makes an occasional appearance along the line aswell). The route features the Class 165/0 Networker and the LU S8 stock. The line is also used by Chiltern Railways as they run services between Marylebone and Aylesbury along the line. Personally, I would like to see the LU Metropolitan line from Baker Street - Amersham, as it's a very nice commuter route, stretching from Central London to the Buckinghamshire country side. The Sub-surface lines would probably be easier to create as they have various sections of tunnels and open sections. But if you want either of those two, then it would be a challenge (and a pain) to build. Only the Victoria and Waterloo & City lines are completely underground. 51% of track on the London Underground network is above ground. But it would be nice to see a line of the London subway or the Paris subway or the Berlin U-Bahn all of whom are not entirely underground. But yes it's definitely a challenge to build tunnels and underground stations I agree on that.

Originally posted by pasictarik10:Not all subway routes involve driving through tunnels the whole time though, that's the thing. Good luck, finding something that will work for you. I would try the key independent TS forums. However, I know a few players have tried and created freeware underground routes, so it may be that you can find something that satisifies your desires within TS. Personally I would greatly dislike such a route. But it's also a rather specialist market by no means do all players want to spend their whole time driving through tunnels. I may be wrong and someone out there is up for a real challenge.

My understanding is that it's really hard to produce good quality lengthy tunnels within the TS World Editor as it stands, and as such long tunnel complexes tend to be not liked that much by traditional TS route creators. I think it's for good reason that very few traditional developers of TS creations have tried extensive long tunnel routes (Aerosoft also the designers of the World of Subways are an exception with their Berlin TS route).

#London underground train simulator simulator

But I do think it would be nice if Train Simulator could include a few underground systems. Originally posted by pasictarik10:To be honest, I saw a few clips from World of Subways and to me it's not nearly as good as Train Simulator.