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Iskra wrote:I echo some of the boredom with this route, there are still so many better routes they could have done, rather than more London commuter routes. Here's hoping they've got the North Wales Coast coming up somewhere...

+1

+2 they have something against Wales

winifred89 wrote:+2 they have something against Wales

Just jealous of the Welsh rugby team

If this route comes with its own 378, those who buy South London later will have to buy the Class 378 DLC. DTG should include the existing train DLC like how the DB ICE2 DLC comes with Hamburg-Hannover.

tycoonkid9 wrote:If this route comes with its own 378, those who buy South London later will have to buy the Class 378 DLC

Why will they?

gptech wrote:

tycoonkid9 wrote:If this route comes with its own 378, those who buy South London later will have to buy the Class 378 DLC

Why will they?

If they want the accompanying scenarios.

Personally I'm not bothered.

xguerra wrote:If they want the accompanying scenarios.

Well, that's pretty obvious---holds true for any recent rolling stock pack but the fact that NNL may come with a bundled 'class whatever' doesn't make the purchase of a duplicate essential to use any other route.

From Facebook - The DB Schenker Class 59/2, resident of the upcoming North London Line is in development and on its way to Train Simulator 2016

A 59! Wow! I was right!

Mr395008 wrote:From Facebook - The DB Schenker Class 59/2, resident of the upcoming North London Line is in development and on its way to Train Simulator 2016

Just seen it, it looks quite good. One thing to note is that 59 bogies are different to 66s, which has been correctly modelled.
Hopefully it comes with JHAs as this is their main freight.

Hmmm, difficult to make this loco out with it being practically a head on shot, how much space is there between the drivers window and the door, it doesn't seem much, and the nose is too big, and that DB sticker doesn't go across the joint line, as can be seen on this photograph of a proper one.

http://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index. ... -class-59/

Cheerz. Transport Steve.

I suspect that this Class 59 will have recycled Class 66 sounds. It's also well suited to many other UK routes other than North London Line.

gptech wrote:

xguerra wrote:If they want the accompanying scenarios.

Well, that's pretty obvious---holds true for any recent rolling stock pack but the fact that NNL may come with a bundled 'class whatever' doesn't make the purchase of a duplicate essential to use any other route.

People will have to buy the Class 378 standalone to use certain workshop scenarios and/or repaints.

TransportSteve wrote:...how much space is there between the drivers window and the door, it doesn't seem much,...

The position of the door is correct. Look for pictures of real locomotive in the net and you will see that the door is closest to the window at one end than at the other end.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-vktk8-YQ7hI/U ... -Acton.jpg