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Ayesa Ingeniería supervisará las obras de la conexión Alameda-Melipilla, en Chile
Adjudicada la renovación de vía del tramo Fuencarral-Tres Cantos de la línea C-4 de Madrid
Ampliación de vías para tráfico de mercancías en las líneas Barcelona-Madrid, Palencia-Cantabria y en Andalucía
Hoy comienza la novena convención ferroviaria internacional de Mafex
Licitadas las obras de modernización de once pasos a nivel de la red de ancho métrico de Asturias
Se tramita el cambio de denominación de la estación de Córdoba para que lleve el nombre de Julio Anguita
Se adjudican las obras de la futura estación ferroviaria en Sant Feliu de Llobregat
Renfe añade dos nuevas circulaciones AVE directas entre Madrid y Barcelona los jueves
Development » Packages #2355 (stable)
Arnold – Vagón Tipo Uapps de cereales de 4 ejes «Millet», grafiteado, Epoca VI, Ref: HN6705
Arnold – Vagón Tipo Uapps de cereales de 4 ejes «Millet», grafiteado, Época VI, Ref: HN6705. Precio: 32,90 Euros. VAGÓN […]
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Marklin – Vagón privado de la revista Magazin 2020, tipo Fad 163, Escala H0, Ref: 48520
Marklin – Vagón privado de la revista Magazin 2020, tipo Fad 163, Escala H0, Ref: 48520. Precio: 42,90 Euros. VAGÓN […]
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Tamiya -Tanque U.S. Light M5A1 Stuart, Escala 1:48, Ref: 32606.
Tamiya- Tanque U.S. Light M5A1 Stuart, Escala 1:48, Ref: 32606. Precio: 28,90 Euros. FICHA TÉCNICA – TANQUE U.S LIGHT M5A1 […]
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Superslot – AMC HORNET, Trans AM, Buzz Dwyer, Escala 1/32. Ref: H4583
Superslot – AMC HORNET, Trans AM, Buzz Dwyer, Escala 1/32. Ref: H4583 Precio: 49,90 Euros. – AMC HERNET, TRANS AM, […]
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Marklin – Tramo de terminal de via, 16,5 mm, 10 Unid. Marklin tipo C, Escala H0, Ref: 24001
Tramo de terminal de vía, 16,5 mm, 10 Unid. Marklin tipo C, Escala H0. Marca Marklin, Ref: 24001. Precio: 13,50 […]
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Barcelona reconeix a TMB per la seva tasca durant l'apagada energètica
L'alcalde de Barcelona, Jaume Collboni, ha encapçalat avui l'acte d'agraïment als treballadors municipals implicats en la crisis motivada per l'apagada energètica del passat 28 d'abril, entre els quals s'hi trobaven diferents professionals representants de Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB). Collboni ha destacat el paper de TMB, dels "busos per resistir la pujada de demanda durant les hores de l'apagada" i del metro per aconseguir en "només quatre o cinc hores després de l'apagada reestablir algunes línies del metro", a més de posar en servei el metro tota la nit "per evitar que cap ciutadà es quedés sense transport". En l'acte, com a representant de TMB ha parlat Esther Rodríguez, conductora de bus, que ha agraït el reconeixement en nom de tots i totes els companys i companyes de TMB. Rodríguez ha recordat que "vam ampliar horaris per agafar més passatge" i ha tingut paraules també per metro per les tasques d'evacuació i tota la feina que també van realitzar. "Un cop més demostrem que entre tots podem amb tot" ha conclòs Rodriíguez, en un discurs emotiu que ha aixecat l'aplaudiment del Salò de Cent de l'Ajuntament, on s'ha realitzat aquest acte d'agraïment, al qual també ha assistit el conseller delegat de TMB, Xavier Flores.
TS Classic Update!
In this article, we outline the offering in 2025 and answer questions about the present and the future of our much-loved, longest-running train simulation title. We also announce a new country coming to TSC in the form of a future route Add-on! Read on to find out more.
Train Simulator Classic, the ultimate railway hobby, returns with a new core package in 2025, featuring three iconic routes from the wide world of railways. In this article, we outline the offering in 2025 and answer questions about the present and the future of our much-loved, longest-running train simulation title. We also announce a new country coming to TSC in the form of a future route Add-on! Read on to find out more.
The release last year was called ‘Train Simulator Classic 2024’. This year, it is simply ‘Train Simulator Classic’. Why the change?
The ‘Classic’ label was introduced a couple of years ago, and reflects the status of TSC as our original, long-standing train sim, which offers a different experience and a different appeal to Train Sim World. 2024 was a landmark year, combining a number of updates to the core code, as well as being the 15th anniversary of Train Simulator, which launched in 2009 as RailWorks. This year, we are reverting back to the simple ‘Classic’ naming for the longer term – though we may still offer alternative editions to go alongside ‘Classic’.
What does that mean for the core game?
We are sticking with the current version of the game code. We did a lot of work on the core last time, and we feel it is now stable for the majority of players. To make any further code changes would again take us along a path of potential disruption for players and for developers, and it doesn’t seem warranted or fair to do that at this point.
What is different about TS Classic this time around? What makes it interesting for players or would-be players?
A major difference this time is the inclusion of Partner Developer route and loco content within the core package. Like many games, TSC has included components developed by external creators many times over the years, right back to the days of RailWorks in 2009. This year’s version is unusual in that it features two complete routes, with locos, entirely conceived developed and by third party developers.
So, what will be included in TSC, and why will third-party routes form part of it?
In keeping with the ‘Classic’ theme, TSC will feature three routes from our traditional TSC heartlands – the UK, the USA and Germany. Our very own Chatham Main Line: London Victoria & Blackfriars – Dover & Ramsgate is all about commuter services, with a lengthy track map and plenty to do. On the other hand, Norfolk Southern Saluda Grade by High Iron Simulations puts you in charge of heavy freight trains tackling the hills of North Carolina, while TSG’s Konstanz – Villingen gets you moving both passengers and freight on the Upper Rhine and Black Forest railways.
The Chatham Main Line is featured in its entirety from London Victoria to Ramsgate and Dover via Faversham. The Sheerness Branch is also included, as is London Blackfriars, totalling over 130 miles of South East railway to explore. Also featuring are a selection of Southeastern EMUs, including the BR Class 465/9 for long-distance Networker action.
The historic Norfolk Southern (ex-Southern Railway) Saluda Grade route extends 70 miles from Asheville, North Carolina, to Spartanburg, South Carolina, and includes the legendary and daunting 4.7 per cent railroad grade that ascended the east slope of the magnificent Blue Ridge Mountains. You’ll climb aboard three types of authentic Norfolk Southern diesels and experience extraordinary and memorable mountain railroading.
Konstanz and Villingen are connected by more than 90km of scenic inter-city rail. From Konstanz, the line starts off as the Upper Rhine Railway, which has followed the path of the great river since the 1840s. The Upper Rhine Railway stretches all the way from Mannheim down to the Swiss city of Basel, before sharply darting east and following, plus frequently crossing, the German-Swiss border all the way to Konstanz. Trains from Konstanz, bound for Villingen, follow this path as far as Singen. You will experience all of this from the cab of the BR111 and the BR189.
Now that TS Classic relies more heavily on third-party content, making it part of the core product means that we can continue to offer refreshed TSC core packs for a long time to come, built around some of the most popular third-party routes and locos with all their expertise and innovation built in.
What role does DTG play in the life of TS Classic now? Has the focus shifted away from TSC now?
DTG is still committed to the future of TS Classic! We simply rely much more now on the thriving third party development community to bring new content to TSC, and to Steam, and we plan to continue working with 3PPs for as long as they plan to work with us. Even in the past year, we have begun work with additional developers such as 3D Zug, Diesel Workshop and others, and many other familiar developers are working on new content for TSC at this moment.
In fact, we're delighted to announce that we'll be bringing a brand new country to TS Classic this year: The Netherlands! It's a little way off yet, but an all-new route from Amsterdam to Hilversum is currently in the works, and will be a joint production by DTG and Jasksoft.
We're excited to see what you think, and we'll share more details in the future. For now though, here's an in-progress picture to whet your appetites:
Keep watching our channels for more news on the Train Simulator Classic update!