Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On (AppID: 500214)
Type: dlc
Genre: Simulation
Developer: Just Trains
Publisher: Dovetail Games - Trains
Release Date: Jul 2017
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Simulation
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Just Trains
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System Requirements
Platform Support
Windows
Windows Requirements
Minimum:
Minimum:
- OS *:Windows® 7 / 8.1
- Processor:Processor: 2.8 GHz Core 2 Duo (3.2 GHz Core 2 Duo recommended), AMD Athlon MP (multiprocessor variant or comparable processors)
- Memory:4 GB RAM
- Graphics:512 MB - 1GB with Pixel Shader 3.0 (AGP PCIe only)
- DirectX®:9.0c
- Hard Drive:40 GB HD space
- Sound:Direct X 9.0c compatible
- Other Requirements:Broadband Internet connection
- Additional:Quicktime Player is required for playing the videos
- Graphics:Laptop versions of these chipsets may work but are not supported. Updates to your video and sound card drivers may be required
- Additional:Quicktime Player is required for playing the videos
Controller Support
full
Pricing
Paid Game
CDN$ 21.99 (CAD)
Additional Information
Categories
Single-player
Downloadable Content
Steam Achievements
Full controller support
Steam Trading Cards
Steam Workshop
Steam Cloud
Steam Leaderboards
Family Sharing
Supported Languages
English
Official Website
http://www.train-simulator.com
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About This Game
Oliver Bulleids’ finest work, the Rebuilt Light Pacifics of the Southern Railway, in this superb Pro-Range rendition of the class courtesy of Partner Programme developer, Just Trains.
Detailed Description
Oliver Bulleids’ finest work, the Rebuilt Light Pacifics of the Southern Railway, in this superb rendition of the class courtesy of Partner Programme developer, Just Trains.
Despite the widespread electrification schemes which were underway across the Southern Railway network, many West Country routes were not of significance enough to warrant the cost, and the struggles of the Second World War had put a stopper on Kent Coast electrification.
An order was placed for a brand-new steam locomotive that would fill the gap and let older locomotives have their well-deserved rest, and Oliver Bulleid, CME of the Southern Railway, quickly went to work in designing such a loco. Thinking ahead was Bulleids’ game, in particular, he was considering the requirements of a post-war Southern Railway, where infrastructure was weaker, and not capable of handling big locomotives.
After going over various designs, Bulleid decided on a Pacific configuration, in particular, he wished to develop a lighter version of his Merchant Navy Class, which would be able to perform to a similar standard, yet have an increased route availability for a war-torn Britain. Remarkably, Bulleid managed to shave off some 5 tons when compared to the Merchant Navy, and the result was an air-smoothed, mixed-traffic express locomotive which could operate in previously unthinkable locations.
In service, the Light Pacific locomotives, known as the West Country or Battle of Britain Class, earned a moderate reputation for being a powerful and versatile worker, and could be found almost anywhere. They shared their positives with the sister Merchant Navy Class, as well as their negatives, but overall the 110-strong fleet worked hard and did their duty, and would continue on in the south after British Railways took charge.
To solve the issues found within the Light Pacific, R. G. Jarvis of British Railways was assigned to rebuilding the entire fleet to a more conventional standard. Jarvis had already done this to the Merchant Navy Class with resounding success, and BR wanted the Light Pacifics to follow suit. The rebuild would completely strip the class of its iconic ‘Span Can’ design, instead, the locomotives would look more like a BR Standard locomotive with a Southern twist.
BR planned for 60 Light Pacifics to be rebuilt, as the 1955 Modernisation Plan was quickly coming into effect and the steam era was coming to a close, so the remaining 50 would stay as they were until the end. Those that has seen some changes managed to retain the performance of the old design, all while eliminating the issues that were once present. Once counter-productive side effect of the rebuild was the weight, the refreshed locos were heavier, and could not visit as many locations as before.
Despite the cosmetic changes later in life, the elegance of Bulleids’ Light Pacific locomotives cannot be ignored, be them named after Battle of Britain or West Country insignia, they changed the face of Southern Region operations. So, with such a pedigree, it is only fitting that the Rebuilt Light Pacific should be in your collection.
More scenarios are available on Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!
Despite the widespread electrification schemes which were underway across the Southern Railway network, many West Country routes were not of significance enough to warrant the cost, and the struggles of the Second World War had put a stopper on Kent Coast electrification.
An order was placed for a brand-new steam locomotive that would fill the gap and let older locomotives have their well-deserved rest, and Oliver Bulleid, CME of the Southern Railway, quickly went to work in designing such a loco. Thinking ahead was Bulleids’ game, in particular, he was considering the requirements of a post-war Southern Railway, where infrastructure was weaker, and not capable of handling big locomotives.
After going over various designs, Bulleid decided on a Pacific configuration, in particular, he wished to develop a lighter version of his Merchant Navy Class, which would be able to perform to a similar standard, yet have an increased route availability for a war-torn Britain. Remarkably, Bulleid managed to shave off some 5 tons when compared to the Merchant Navy, and the result was an air-smoothed, mixed-traffic express locomotive which could operate in previously unthinkable locations.
In service, the Light Pacific locomotives, known as the West Country or Battle of Britain Class, earned a moderate reputation for being a powerful and versatile worker, and could be found almost anywhere. They shared their positives with the sister Merchant Navy Class, as well as their negatives, but overall the 110-strong fleet worked hard and did their duty, and would continue on in the south after British Railways took charge.
To solve the issues found within the Light Pacific, R. G. Jarvis of British Railways was assigned to rebuilding the entire fleet to a more conventional standard. Jarvis had already done this to the Merchant Navy Class with resounding success, and BR wanted the Light Pacifics to follow suit. The rebuild would completely strip the class of its iconic ‘Span Can’ design, instead, the locomotives would look more like a BR Standard locomotive with a Southern twist.
BR planned for 60 Light Pacifics to be rebuilt, as the 1955 Modernisation Plan was quickly coming into effect and the steam era was coming to a close, so the remaining 50 would stay as they were until the end. Those that has seen some changes managed to retain the performance of the old design, all while eliminating the issues that were once present. Once counter-productive side effect of the rebuild was the weight, the refreshed locos were heavier, and could not visit as many locations as before.
Despite the cosmetic changes later in life, the elegance of Bulleids’ Light Pacific locomotives cannot be ignored, be them named after Battle of Britain or West Country insignia, they changed the face of Southern Region operations. So, with such a pedigree, it is only fitting that the Rebuilt Light Pacific should be in your collection.
Included Scenarios
- Over the Top
- Extra Load
- Southern in the Snow
More scenarios are available on Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!
Key Features
- Highly detailed Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific model with 10 unique nameplates
- Four Maunsell coaches in the appropriate livery
- Real-time selectable headcode system
- Additional light controls for cab
- Sand, safety valve and whistle particle effects
- Changeable numbers and shed plates
- Opening cab windows
- Fully functioning headcode system, with both discs and electric headlamps present
- The safety valves visibly emit steam in synchronisation with the boiler pressure
- Switchable electric cab lighting.
- 3 engaging scenarios for the Somerset & Dorset Route (available as a separate purchase)
- Quick Drive compatible
- Download size: 50.5 MB
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players are currently playing Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On?
0 players are currently in-game on Steam.
Is Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On free to play?
Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On costs $0.20 on Steam.
What genre is Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On?
Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On is a Simulation game.
Who developed Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On?
Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On was developed by Just Trains and published by Dovetail Games - Trains.
What platforms does Train Simulator: Rebuilt Bulleid Light Pacific Steam Loco Add-On support?
Available on Steam for Windows.