New Turkish Route - Coming Soon

TAURUS MOUNTAINS - COMING SOON!
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Discover the breathtaking scenery of southern Turkey with Taurus Mountains, coming soon to Train Simulator Classic.
Head to a brand-new country for the first time in Train Simulator Classic with Taurus Mountains from developer AND Model. Years in the making this Turkish route runs from Yenice in Tarsus County climbing 1,400 meters as you wind your way across the epic Taurus Mountains to Ulukışla in the district of Niğde. Enjoy picturesque scenery that is on the bucket list of many a railfan, cross 60 bridges including the famous Varda Viaduct (aka ‘James Bond’ bridge), and go through 37 tunnels as you make your way through the changing scenery of the mountains. An experience not to be missed.
On this route you will be taking control of the DE 24000 locomotive. in a striking red livery with white stripes. A diesel electric with 2,400 hp (hence the name), this came into service in Turkey in the 1970’s and remains in operation today with an overhauled cab. Filled with unique details and realistic controls by AND Model this pro-range loco is almost entirely analogue and requires attention to master. Take on the challenge as you drive a series of six scenarios that guide you through its authentic operation and learn to drive this rewarding machine. In addition to these introduction scenarios you will find additional Standard, Career and Quick Drive scenarios offering a mix of passenger and freight running on the route.
You can see some of the first screens of Taurus Mountains below. Next Wednesday you can also look forward to an interview with the founder of AND Model here on Dovetail Live, as well as an exclusive preview stream of the route on Railfan TV. Get ready to experience your first journey in Turkey - Taurus Mountains: Ulukışla - Yenice is coming soon to Train Simulator Classic.

 

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wow this is cool a new country on Train Simulator ill be 100% be doing this

 

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