Atomic Systems

Any of you see the preview last night rail right have done a fantastic job on this loco and to make it even better dtg have got official approval to use the official head board was a great first look at the loco well done rail right and dtg.

Did anyone notice during the preview the reference to a Wales route? The discussion was about where 40145 could be used and there was comment about routes in England, Scotland and with a knowing grin from both presenters also Wales.

yeah i saw that however it has not been said there is a confirmed welsh route so as usual on here speculation runs wild all we know is that there is a arriva train wales train been build that people keep asking for does not mean we will have a welsh route to run it on though it could be a loco for the manchester liverpool route were the 185's appear. Far to much specualtion goes on in here and it then causes arguements i do not believe anything i read on here until it is confirmed by DTG by means of there usual updates on engine driver, Facebok twitter etc

Can I watch this now? Anywhere?

Mr395008 wrote:Can I watch this now? Anywhere?

http://www.twitch.tv/dovetailgames

GrahamP wrote:Did anyone notice during the preview the reference to a Wales route? The discussion was about where 40145 could be used and there was comment about routes in England, Scotland and with a knowing grin from both presenters also Wales.

Hoping that's a nod towards a route the Class 175 will come with or at least scenarios for it.

whatever it is i cannot wait for this class 40 its the much missed on from the other pack and the fact it cant be used on workshop scenarios make it even more better

deltic009 wrote:Hoping that's a nod towards a route the Class 175 will come with or at least scenarios for it.

Putting 2 and 2 together and coming up with a much larger odd number...... Chester--North Wales coast? Chester is their 'home town', the coastal route has been repeatedly requested where it matters (Facebook, Engine Driver) and is a perfect route for any class 40.
Cambrian Coast post ERTMS is probably out, they would have only worked that for 4-5 years in ATW stewardship

gptech wrote:

deltic009 wrote:Hoping that's a nod towards a route the Class 175 will come with or at least scenarios for it.

Putting 2 and 2 together and coming up with a much larger odd number...... Chester--North Wales coast? Chester is their 'home town', the coastal route has been repeatedly requested where it matters (Facebook, Engine Driver) and is a perfect route for any class 40.
Cambrian Coast post ERTMS is probably out, they would have only worked that for 4-5 years in ATW stewardship

AFIK the 175's are not permitted along the Cambrian Coast line even before ETRMS.

Peter

749006 wrote:

gptech wrote:

deltic009 wrote:Hoping that's a nod towards a route the Class 175 will come with or at least scenarios for it.

Putting 2 and 2 together and coming up with a much larger odd number...... Chester--North Wales coast? Chester is their 'home town', the coastal route has been repeatedly requested where it matters (Facebook, Engine Driver) and is a perfect route for any class 40.
Cambrian Coast post ERTMS is probably out, they would have only worked that for 4-5 years in ATW stewardship

AFIK the 175's are not permitted along the Cambrian Coast line even before ETRMS.

Peter

I think Cambrian Coast was used in error, they mean the Chester to Holyhead line along the North coast of Wales - not sure what name the line has.

deltic009 wrote:

749006 wrote:

gptech wrote:
Putting 2 and 2 together and coming up with a much larger odd number...... Chester--North Wales coast? Chester is their 'home town', the coastal route has been repeatedly requested where it matters (Facebook, Engine Driver) and is a perfect route for any class 40.
Cambrian Coast post ERTMS is probably out, they would have only worked that for 4-5 years in ATW stewardship

AFIK the 175's are not permitted along the Cambrian Coast line even before ETRMS.

Peter

I think Cambrian Coast was used in error, they mean the Chester to Holyhead line along the North coast of Wales - not sure what name the line has.

It's simply called the North Wales Coast line.
Or of course you could call it the Rheilffordd Arfordir Gogledd Cymru.

Out now!

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YAY more Mk1 coaches

xguerra wrote:Out now!

http://store.steampowered.com/app/325965/

Ooh great, thanks for the heads-up on that!

--Tim

Whoo! Almost a 1GB download, sounds like a pretty high level of detail in the locomotive.