Train Simulator: South Devon Main Line: Highbridge and Burnham - Plymouth Route Add-On
Explore the iconic Devonian countryside, from rolling hills to famous sea walls, with Just Trains’ sprawling South Devon Main Line for Train Simulator.
The historic Great Western route, linking London to the West Country dates back to the 1800s, and rails were laid between Exeter and Plymouth between 1846 and 1849. Like many other routes of the region, it was built to 7ft broad gauge specifications, although this would only last until 1892, when standard gauge was installed in its place. Then in 1906, a more direct line to London was opened, bypassing Bristol in favour of a path to Taunton.
Following a history of romantic steam, hydraulic diesels and roaring Valentas, the route found itself operated by First Great Western, with a dash of dynamic blue racing through the Devon hills. Just Trains’ Devon Main Line is set around 2013, and features approximately 100 miles of route to discover.
Race along Great Western rails into Taunton, and south into Exeter, where trains then run south through Dawlish along the famed sea wall and onto Newton Abbot. With the Riviera Line continuing south, the South Devon Main Line diverges towards Totnes, and finally Plymouth. Along the way, look out for numerous landmark buildings, and call at 14 authentic stations.
A selection of Standard and Free Roam scenarios are included:
More scenarios are available on the Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!
The historic Great Western route, linking London to the West Country dates back to the 1800s, and rails were laid between Exeter and Plymouth between 1846 and 1849. Like many other routes of the region, it was built to 7ft broad gauge specifications, although this would only last until 1892, when standard gauge was installed in its place. Then in 1906, a more direct line to London was opened, bypassing Bristol in favour of a path to Taunton.
Following a history of romantic steam, hydraulic diesels and roaring Valentas, the route found itself operated by First Great Western, with a dash of dynamic blue racing through the Devon hills. Just Trains’ Devon Main Line is set around 2013, and features approximately 100 miles of route to discover.
Race along Great Western rails into Taunton, and south into Exeter, where trains then run south through Dawlish along the famed sea wall and onto Newton Abbot. With the Riviera Line continuing south, the South Devon Main Line diverges towards Totnes, and finally Plymouth. Along the way, look out for numerous landmark buildings, and call at 14 authentic stations.
Included Scenarios
A selection of Standard and Free Roam scenarios are included:
- 1A85 1058 Penzance to London Paddington
- Steam Tour To The West
- Tavistock Yard to Hackney Yard Ballast
- 1E43 Plymouth to Low Fell RMT
- 2T07 Exmouth to Paignton
- 1Z41 The Torbay Exe-Cutioner
- 1A72 Plymouth to Paddington
- 1C76 Paddington to Penzance
- Newton Abbot (Free Roam)
- Totnes (Free Roam)
- Exeter (Free Roam)
- Plymouth (Free Roam)
More scenarios are available on the Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!
Key Features
- 100-mile route from Highbridge and Burnham to Plymouth
- 14 authentic stations and numerous custom points of interest
- Scenic Devonian countryside, including the Dawlish Sea Wall
- 8 Standard and 4 Free Roam scenarios
- Quick Drive Compatible
- Includes the European Loco & Asset Pack
- Download size: 668.6mb
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