Acheter Train Simulator: Class 86 Loco Add-On PC

Classic British electric locomotives power up Train Simulator with the Class 86. This early design from Britain's AC electric traction era hauled freight and express passenger services on the newly electrified West Coast Main Line North route. Pilots master the authentic tap changer power control for a true-to-life drive that demands practice-check the manual for tips. The add-on delivers the Class 86 in Freightliner Green, Freightliner Powerhaul, Rail Express Systems, RailFreight Grey sectors, and BR Blue liveries, paired with British Rail Mk2 coaches and FSA container wagons. Six scenarios challenge simulation drivers on the route. Seasoned rail enthusiasts who crave precise locomotive handling find the perfect fit here.

The Class 86 add-on brings classic British electric traction to Train Simulator.

The Class 86 is a powerful locomotive from the early days of electric main line traction in Britain. Originally known as AL6 (the 6th design of AC locomotives) under the earlier BR classification, the Class 86 was built to operate on the then newly-electrified West Coast Main Line, and formed part of the effort replace steam locomotives by 1968. Throughout the 1970s the Class 86 was used on express passenger services as well as freight but with the demand for electric locomotives increasing, by the 1980’s the need for a standard fleet saw all the Class 86’s fitted with improved suspension giving them greater operational flexibility. The Class 86 for Train Simulator comes with two Freightliner liveries as well as RailFreight Grey, Rail Express Services and BR Blue liveries, together with rolling stock. The Class 86 also features an accurate recreation of the ‘tap changer’ power control found in the real locomotive: this realistic feature offers a lifelike driving experience but can be challenging for less experienced Train Simulator drivers – please refer to the manual for full driving instructions.

Includes:

• Class 86 electric locomotive in Freightliner Green, Freightliner Powerhaul, Rail Express Systems, RailFreight Grey (6 different sectors) and BR Blue liveries
  
• British Rail Mk2 First Corridor, Second Open and Brake Second Open coaches
  
• FSA container bogie wagons
  
• 6 scenarios to drive on the West Coast Main Line North

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