North Wales Coast Line: Crewe - Holyhead And Llandudno

oakleymoss#1362 · Nov 25, 2022

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Experience express, commuter and even freight operations while going through the historical railways of Wales, all while dealing with an onslaught of passengers in Train Sim World 3: North Wales Coast line: Crewe - Holyhead and Llandudno

Greetings all, today I will be suggesting the North Wales Coast line. This line is a major railway line Between Cheshire and the Isle of Anglesey, A total of 105.5 miles. As well as the main line between Crewe and Holyhead, There is a also a "branch" (its not necessary a branch but looking at a lot of the service patterns for this route it might as well be a branch) up to Llandudno. Also featured in it are some magnificent structures such as the Conwy bridge and Britannia Bridge. The line is NOT electrified meaning Avanti Services used class 221's (Super Voyagers) instead of there 390's on the line. Anyway that should suit the introduction onto the... Hmmmm rolling stock or station list first............ I think, for the sake of my sanity, I will do a quick yet effective station list.

Station List:
MAIN LINE:
Crewe
Chester
Shotton
Flint
Prestatyn
Rhyl
Abergele and Pensarn
Colwyn Bay
Llandudno Junction
Conwy
Penmaenwamr
Llanfairfechan
Bangor
Llanfairpwll
Bodorgan
Ty Croes
Rhosneigr
Valley
Holyhead

Llandudno "Branch"
This line braches off after Llandudno Junction and calls at:
Deganwy
Llandudno

Rolling stock:
Freight/OtherPassengerOperations:

The class 67 is a diesel electric locomotive with a top speed of 125mph

Commuter Passenger:

The class 150 in TFW livery

The class 153 in TFW livery.

The class 158 in TFW livery

The class 175 in TFW livery

Express passenger:

The class 221 in Avanti West Coast livery

Scenarios:
Scenario 1: Summer Meltdowns
Train: Class 221
Difficulty: - 3
Take this 221 from Holyhead Up to Crewe where you will change with another driver to finish the route down to Euston, Due to signal failures expect delays around the Anglo-Welsh border, However as this train only stops at a few stations you should be able to make up for it.

Scenario 2: Llandudno Boomerang
Train: Class 175
Difficulty: - 1
Drive this 175 between Llandudno And Llandudno Junction calling all stations then take the train back up to Llandudno yet again calling at all stations: However, a storm is taking place to be cautious of the weather out there.

Scenario 3: From Ocean to The Skies
Train: Class 150
Difficulty: - 2
Drive this 150 between Holyhead and Chester Before changing over to a different driver to finish the journey to Birmingham International. It is a clear Autumn day in the late morning so there shouldn't be many delays.

Scenario 4: Special Voyager
Train: Class 221
Difficulty: - 2
Drive this class 221 between Crewe and Holyhead non stop after changing over with the previous driver, however it has been snowing all of the morning and into the afternoon so there is likely to be at least minor delays.

Scenario 5: On a stormy night
Train: Class 175
Difficulty: - 4
Take this 175 from Holyhead to Chester before letting another driver finish the trip to Cardiff, However, its a stormy midnight so thunder will engulf the air tonight meaning there are likely to be mass cancelations and delays.

Other notes:
As you may have guessed this route would use the Rush Hour Passengers to truly add immersion to this route as it would be in real life.

Map:

(Request stops are going to function as regular stops because I don't even want to THINK about the bugs and miscalculations having them as request stops would cause.)

Anyways thank you for reading, Have a good day, see ya all later. (2 suggestions in a week, Yeah I'm isolating I have nothing else to do honestly)
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YES. we need a Welsh route in TSW.. I had actually suggested the Conwy Valley Line which runs between Llandudno Jn and Bleanu Ffestiniog.

lucasfor49 · Nov 25, 2022

oakleymoss#1362 said: ↑

YES. we need a Welsh route in TSW.. I had actually suggested the Conwy Valley Line which runs between Llandudno Jn and Bleanu Ffestiniog.
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Tbh we just need more non English British routes in general - thanks for reading though,.

OldVern · Nov 27, 2022

Well I've just been having a run on my newly purchased North Wales Coast for TSC and reaffirms my sincere belief, regardless of era this route needs to come to TSW. Come on DTG, forget your obsession with electrified commuter routes and give us one of the UK's iconic main lines. Now that would be worth £30, £35 if we got the 158,175 and 221.

lucasfor49 · Nov 27, 2022

OldVern said: ↑

Well I've just been having a run on my newly purchased North Wales Coast for TSC and reaffirms my sincere belief, regardless of era this route needs to come to TSW. Come on DTG, forget your obsession with electrified commuter routes and give us one of the UK's iconic main lines. Now that would be worth £30, £35 if we got the 158,175 and 221.
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I almost just said the line was electrified. But yeah this would genuinely be a 30£ route.

lucasfor49 · Nov 27, 2022

lucasfor49 said: ↑

I almost just said the line was electrified. But yeah this would genuinely be a 30£ route.
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A good one*

steve08 · Oct 14, 2023

TrainGeek08 said: ↑

Imagine Matt trying to say Llanfair PG lol
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That station is usually announced as llanfairpwll

Migsithepigsi · Oct 24, 2023

lucasfor49 said: ↑

Experience express, commuter and even freight operations while going through the historical railways of Wales, all while dealing with an onslaught of passengers in Train Sim World 3: North Wales Coast line: Crewe - Holyhead and Llandudno

Greetings all, today I will be suggesting the North Wales Coast line. This line is a major railway line Between Cheshire and the Isle of Anglesey, A total of 105.5 miles. As well as the main line between Crewe and Holyhead, There is a also a "branch" (its not necessary a branch but looking at a lot of the service patterns for this route it might as well be a branch) up to Llandudno. Also featured in it are some magnificent structures such as the Conwy bridge and Britannia Bridge. The line is NOT electrified meaning Avanti Services used class 221's (Super Voyagers) instead of there 390's on the line. Anyway that should suit the introduction onto the... Hmmmm rolling stock or station list first............ I think, for the sake of my sanity, I will do a quick yet effective station list.

Station List:
MAIN LINE:
Crewe
Chester
Shotton
Flint
Prestatyn
Rhyl
Abergele and Pensarn
Colwyn Bay
Llandudno Junction
Conwy
Penmaenwamr
Llanfairfechan
Bangor
Llanfairpwll
Bodorgan
Ty Croes
Rhosneigr
Valley
Holyhead

Llandudno "Branch"
This line braches off after Llandudno Junction and calls at:
Deganwy
Llandudno

Rolling stock:
Freight/OtherPassengerOperations:

The class 67 is a diesel electric locomotive with a top speed of 125mph

Commuter Passenger:

The class 150 in TFW livery

The class 153 in TFW livery.

The class 158 in TFW livery

The class 175 in TFW livery

Express passenger:

The class 221 in Avanti West Coast livery

Scenarios:
Scenario 1: Summer Meltdowns
Train: Class 221
Difficulty: - 3
Take this 221 from Holyhead Up to Crewe where you will change with another driver to finish the route down to Euston, Due to signal failures expect delays around the Anglo-Welsh border, However as this train only stops at a few stations you should be able to make up for it.

Scenario 2: Llandudno Boomerang
Train: Class 175
Difficulty: - 1
Drive this 175 between Llandudno And Llandudno Junction calling all stations then take the train back up to Llandudno yet again calling at all stations: However, a storm is taking place to be cautious of the weather out there.

Scenario 3: From Ocean to The Skies
Train: Class 150
Difficulty: - 2
Drive this 150 between Holyhead and Chester Before changing over to a different driver to finish the journey to Birmingham International. It is a clear Autumn day in the late morning so there shouldn't be many delays.

Scenario 4: Special Voyager
Train: Class 221
Difficulty: - 2
Drive this class 221 between Crewe and Holyhead non stop after changing over with the previous driver, however it has been snowing all of the morning and into the afternoon so there is likely to be at least minor delays.

Scenario 5: On a stormy night
Train: Class 175
Difficulty: - 4
Take this 175 from Holyhead to Chester before letting another driver finish the trip to Cardiff, However, its a stormy midnight so thunder will engulf the air tonight meaning there are likely to be mass cancelations and delays.

Other notes:
As you may have guessed this route would use the Rush Hour Passengers to truly add immersion to this route as it would be in real life.

Map:

(Request stops are going to function as regular stops because I don't even want to THINK about the bugs and miscalculations having them as request stops would cause.)

Anyways thank you for reading, Have a good day, see ya all later. (2 suggestions in a week, Yeah I'm isolating I have nothing else to do honestly)
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One interesting route to ads I must say

North Wales Coast Line: Crewe - Holyhead And Llandudno

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