Hello Everyone. I would like to introduce you a line that I would love to have on this magnificent simulator. The Cumana and Circumflegrea lines...
Hello everyone! This is actually my first post because I wanted to talk about a new line that I would love you to bring to Train Sim World. I'm...
Recently I was on the Island of Usedom at the Baltic sea in Northern Germany and I just thought about how this little network could be a thing in...
despite us already having a similar route based in the 80s it would be a very nice addon for the game due to the vast majority of the UK's routes...
Proposal: Adding Amtrak’s Piedmont Route to Train Sim World Introduction Amtrak’s Piedmont service offers a unique railroading experience that...
I would like to see the rhb abe 4/4 on bernina line because it’s a cool train and it runs a lot on the Bernina line.
1.TGS-Turbine a gaz speciale-french gas turbine train prototype which help to develop TGV001. This train could reach speeds up to 252 kmh. 2.UAC...
The South Wales Mainline (Bristol-Swansea) (Locomotives Class 800s Class 153s Class 66 Class 60 Class 175s) (DLC Carmarthen Expansion Or Milford...
Greetings everyone, If you remember me, I was the one who recommended NY to Trenton back in 2021, and I haven't made an appearance since, well, I...
I was driving this BR 155 Mixed Freight Service from Roderau to Dresden. Just after Dresden Mitte, I was halted by the signals and when I looked...
This time choose for a Slovenia route, Info In Slovenia is a land where it has modern trains, a lot of mountains and a lot of rails. All the...
I would like to see Cuba train and route in tsw2 National Railway Company of Cuba this name of company here is some pictures [IMG] [IMG]
Dear DTG knowing that the upcoming DLC Chemitz - Dresden is coming, i would still suggest this route. it would be cool to have a good diesel...
History. Route. Rolling stock. Timetable. History: The Maaslijn is build in 1883, between Nijmegen and Mook-Molenhoek is the route dubbel track...
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