This high speed Railjet collection brings you seven different Railjet trains, a fully functional model of the Taurus 1116 and 1016 series locomotive in many colourful liveries, with fully working driving vehicle and many different cabs....

This detailed China Railways HXD3D locomotive comes with the RW25T passenger coach and also bonus content of the ChengYu Part 2 Route, a drivable SS3 electric locomotive and a rolling stock pack. The China Railways HXD3D is a six-axle AC...

This LNER V2 Advanced collection features historic LNER and BR loco's as well as three different versions of the famous Green Arrow, all with matching tenders. The V2 was used in many tasks, from hauling freight to express passenger...

This collection includes highly detailed BR 7MT locomotives in six variants, with black and green liveries in clean, intermediate and heavily weathered conditions. The British Railways Standard Class 7MT was a class of 4-6-2 steam...

Originally opened in 1887 by the Malmesbury Railway Company, the Malmesbury Branch Line ran to the Cotswold town of Malmesbury in Wiltshire. The construction of the line was partially funded by the Great Western Railway and the line was...

The CRH380A is the newest generation of Chinese high speed train, capable of running at 380 km/h and one of the fastest and most advanced production trains in the world. The CRH380A uses state-of-the-art flat-screen glass panels to...

The CRH2A EMU is one of China Railways' advanced high speed trains and one of the most popular high speed EMUs in China, with over 200 sets now in service and more planned. It was originally developed from the Shinkansen E2-1000 Series...

High-speed Chinese rail services were first introduced in 2007 and operated with existing CRH (China Railways) rolling stock running on existing lines which had been upgraded for speeds of up to 250 km/h (160 mph) and on newer dedicated...

The Chengdu to Suining route is a modern dedicated high speed passenger route in Southwest China. Created for Train Simulator, it is based on the real route with enhancements. The route is 146km in length, and trains on the route are...

Drive on the newest line on the UK rail network! The Oxford-Bicester line was opened in October 2015, superseding the previous single track with 100MPH-capable dual track and employing the latest Integrated Lightweight Signals (iLS). All...

The LNER K4 was a class of 2-6-0 ‘Mogul’ steam locomotives of which six were built between 1937 and 1939. It is a primary example of Sir Nigel Gresley’s ethos of designing locomotives for specific routes and tailored perfectly to the...

Set in the years between 2013 and 2015, Western Mainlines consists of three newly developed routes running from the terminus station of London Paddington to Bristol, from Bristol to Cardiff and from Bristol to Exeter, all connected...