Train Simulator: BR Class 87 Loco Add-On Ativador Download [Password]

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About This Content The Class 87 was the last purpose built electric locomotive for the West Coast Main Line following electrification of the line north of Crewe, and now you can take control of British Rail’s flagship electric model in Train Simulator.Based on its predecessor, the Class 86, 36 models of the Class 87 were built at BREL Crewe Works between 1973 and 1975. Similar in appearance to the Class 86, there were some external and a number of internal differences between the two locomotives – the Class 87 was fitted with new bogies and multiple working equipment, two cab windows instead of three, headcode boxes were removed and the engine improved to give 5,000hp to improve performance on the hilly West Coast route.With a top speed of 110mph (180km/h), the Class 87 was used mainly on express passenger services for British Rail, although there were occasional times when they were put into service on freight trains and even the Royal Train. In the late 1970s, BR named the entire fleet of Class 87s, many receiving names previously carried by ‘Britannia’ Class steam locomotives or town, cities and counties along the West Coast.During the 1980s, all Class 87/0s were transferred from British Rail to InterCity whilst 87101 (which carried a different specification to the rest of the Class) was transferred to Railfreight Distribution. Post-privatisation, many Class 87s passed to Virgin Trains where they continued to operate West Coast Main Line express services, whilst others were transferred to Cotswold Rail, Direct Rail Services and First GBRf.Following the fleet’s withdrawal in the late 2000s, 27 locomotives were sold to the Bulgarian Railway Company and converted to run on the national network. However, due to a downturn in railway traffic around the country, only 14 were eventually exported. Three Class 87s have also been preserved, two on static display at the National Railway Museum, York and the Railway Heritage Centre, Crewe, with the other used on the occasional charter train by the AC Locomotive Group.The Class 87 for Train Simulator is available in InterCity Executive silver and grey livery and features nameplates, BR Mk3 passenger coaches in InterCity Executive livery with passenger view, working tap changer power control with functioning power gauges, two-tone horn and cab lighting.The locomotive is also Quick Drive compatible, giving you the freedom to drive the BR Class 87 on any Quick Drive enabled route for Train Simulator, such as those available through Steam. Also included are scenarios specifically for the West Coast Main Line North route (available separately and required to play these scenarios).ScenariosThree scenarios for the West Coast Main Line North route:Opening the TapsAC from GCEvening RescueMore scenarios are available on 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!Click here for Steam Workshop scenarios.Key FeaturesClass 87 in InterCity Executive silver and grey liveryWorking tap changer power control with functioning power gaugesTwo-tone hornCab lightingBR Mk3 passenger coaches in InterCity Executive livery with passenger viewQuick Drive compatibleScenarios for the West Coast Main Line routeDownload size: 75mb b4d347fde0 Title: Train Simulator: BR Class 87 Loco Add-OnGenre: SimulationDeveloper:Dovetail GamesPublisher:Dovetail Games - TrainsFranchise:Train SimulatorRelease Date: 20 Jun, 2013 Train Simulator: BR Class 87 Loco Add-On Ativador Download [Password] Great train. A very nice locmotive add-on for a great price, the Class 87 sounds great, especially after I heard one for real at Edinburgh on the Caledonian Sleeper, the game has caught the sound very well, although the horn isn't amazing as you can't control the two tones independently as you can with some other loco add-ons. The tap changer system in place of a regulator can take a couple of attempts to master but once you work it out it provides a fun challenge to drive. Very nice addition to the WCML North route!. i am having trouble setting off up hill with the class 87 could anyone please tell me how to drive this loco in this situation many thanks. This is a locomotive which will get you hooked. This is not a thrust-forward-and-go - no that sounds wrong... lets try that again - This not just a throttle-up-and-go loco, it's a tap changer which requires a bit of skill and concentration for that true driving finesse. The default sounds are OK; but for real audible excellence, go to Armstrong Powerhouse and buy the 86\/87 sound pack. All in all, fantastic locomotive and in my top three add-ons!. Another train with a funny control system and even a tiny price! Defferntly a good dlc!. "One day they said 'bout the Class 87Get this DLC and a two-tone horn you will get!To my dismay, I opened the pack,and got a default horn I already had!"This might very well be the biggest waste of 8 dollars EVER! The model looks nice, proto, but the sounds are terrible.You see how they say "two-tone horn" below? Well, that's bull. You get the same horn from the Class 86 WHICH is the same horn from the Woodhead Class 87! I am extremely dissapointed by this DLC, and would very much like a refund!. DO NOT BUY THIS DLCIt was really quite fast but when I got to 15 mph, the elctricity cut off. So I restarted the engine, raised and lowered the pantograph and still, it wouldn't move. When I evntually got to 0, I tried to get it moving again. IT DIDN'T WORK! So as if it had stalled, I was stuck in one place because the electricity cut itself!DO NOT BUY THIS, IT IS THE WORST!