Edwin Aartse

In this scenario we go back to the 1980s. In the spring of 1987 you are en route with train 238 to Hoofddorp. D-Train 238 left Hamburg-Altona at 6:54. Hengelo is reached via Bremen, Osnabrück, Rheine and Bad Bentheim. From Hengelo, train 238 continues as Intercity to Hoofddorp. From Monday to Friday, train 238 from Hengelo will be reinforced with 3 coaches 1st and 2nd class. The train composition was as follows: - 000 3 to 4 carriages 1st and 2 class from Hengelo only Monday to Friday - 181 1st class - 182 2nd class - 183 2nd class - 184 2nd class + luggage (BD) This is a realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains run on the real timetable from Sunday, June 1, 1986 to Saturday, May 30, 1987. The timetable of the freight trains in the scenario are fictitious. To make the scenario as realistic as possible, as many realistic trains as possible have been placed at the correct train routes. Because the DE-2 (Plan X) does not exist yet, I replaced it with the DH-2. pay attention! The scenario contains a 1300 from Dutch Classics, it may be that for some computers the scenario is too heavy in terms of memory.

In this scenario, you start the early service with train 5118 from Bergen op Zoom to The Hague CS. You start with a material ride from Roosendaal to Bergen op Zoom, then make your head and go as train 5118 from Bergen op Zoom to Rotterdam CS, then a colleague will take the train from you and bring it to The Hague CS. Between Bergen op Zoom and Dordrecht you stop at all intermediate stations, then you continue as an express train with only a stop at Rotterdam-Lombardijen and Rotterdam-Blaak. In order to make the scenario a bit more accessible for those who have a slightly less computer, I decided with the download team to cut the scenario into 3 separate parts to make it a bit less heavy. In this 3rd and last part you drive from Dordrecht to Rotterdam CS. You have now arrived in Dordrecht and have received an instruction to stop showing signal from the train traffic controller and after pressing the TAB key, the signal may pass the stop showing signal and drive on sight until the next signal. If this signal is green, the timetable speed may be resumed. Good luck! This scenario is a realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains in the scenario run according to the real timetable from June 1, 1986 to May 30, 1987. The timetables of the AI freight trains are fictitious. In this timetable year, the train series 5100 ran as the basis for the slow train service between Rotterdam CS and The Hague CS. In the morning rush hour, some morning journeys of this train series start in Bergen op Zoom or there are some journeys from The Hague and Rotterdam that end in Bergen op Zoom. After the morning rush hour, the train series 3300 takes over the slow train service between Roosendaal and Dordrecht vv once an hour. In the afternoon rush hour this series will continue or start at Rotterdam CS.

In this scenario, you start the early service with train 5118 from Bergen op Zoom to The Hague CS. You start with a material ride from Roosendaal to Bergen op Zoom, then make your head and go as train 5118 from Bergen op Zoom to Rotterdam CS, after which a colleague will take the train from you and bring it to The Hague CS. Between Bergen op Zoom and Dordrecht you stop at all intermediate stations, then you continue as an express train with only a stop at Rotterdam-Lombardijen and Rotterdam-Blaak. Success In order to make the scenario a bit more accessible for those who have a slightly lesser computer, I have decided with the download team, in addition to the original scenario, to cut the scenario into 3 separate parts to make it a bit less heavy. In this 1nd part you drive the mat ride from Roosendaal to Dordrecht. This scenario is a realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains in the scenario run according to the real timetable from June 1, 1986 to May 30, 1987. The timetables of the AI freight trains are fictitious. In this timetable year, the train series 5100 ran as the basis for the slow train service between Rotterdam CS and The Hague CS. In the morning rush hour, some morning journeys of this train series start in Bergen op Zoom or there are some journeys from The Hague and Rotterdam that end in Bergen op Zoom. After the morning rush hour, the train series 3300 takes over the slow train service between Roosendaal and Dordrecht vv once an hour. In the afternoon rush hour this series will continue or start at Rotterdam CS.

In this scenario, you start the early service with train 5118 from Bergen op Zoom to The Hague CS. You start with a material ride from Roosendaal to Bergen op Zoom, then make your head and go as train 5118 from Bergen op Zoom to Rotterdam CS, after which a colleague will take the train from you and bring it to The Hague CS. Between Bergen op Zoom and Dordrecht you stop at all intermediate stations, then you continue as an express train with only a stop at Rotterdam-Lombardijen and Rotterdam-Blaak. Success In order to make the scenario a bit more accessible for those who have a slightly lesser computer, I have decided with the download team, in addition to the original scenario, to cut the scenario into 3 separate parts to make it a bit less heavy. In this 1st part you drive the mat ride to Bergen op Zoom and the train 5118 back to Roosendaal. This scenario is a realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains in the scenario run according to the real timetable from June 1, 1986 to May 30, 1987. The timetables of the AI freight trains are fictitious. In this timetable year, the train series 5100 ran as the basis for the slow train service between Rotterdam CS and The Hague CS. In the morning rush hour, some morning journeys of this train series start in Bergen op Zoom or there are some journeys from The Hague and Rotterdam that end in Bergen op Zoom. After the morning rush hour, the train series 3300 takes over the slow train service between Roosendaal and Dordrecht vv once an hour. In the afternoon rush hour this series will continue or start at Rotterdam CS.

This scenario can only be played if you have a strong computer! In this scenario, you start the early service with train 5118 from Bergen op Zoom to The Hague CS. You start with a material ride from Roosendaal to Bergen op Zoom, then make your head and go as train 5118 from Bergen op Zoom to Rotterdam CS, after which a colleague will take the train from you and bring it to The Hague CS. Between Bergen op Zoom and Dordrecht you stop at all intermediate stations, then you continue as an express train with only a stop at Rotterdam-Lombardijen and Rotterdam-Blaak. Good luck This scenario is a realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains in the scenario run on the real timetable from June 1, 1986 to May 30, 1987. The timetables of the AI freight trains are fictitious. In this timetable year, the train series 5100 ran as the basis for the slow train service between Rotterdam CS and The Hague CS. In the morning rush hour, some morning journeys of this train series start in Bergen op Zoom or there are some journeys from The Hague and Rotterdam that end in Bergen op Zoom. After the morning rush hour, the train series 3300 takes over the slow train service between Roosendaal and Dordrecht vv once an hour. In the afternoon rush hour this series will continue or start at Rotterdam CS.

This is a realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains and the player train run according to the real timetable from Sunday, June 1, 1986 to Saturday, May 30, 1987. The VAM train from Crailoo to Apeldoorn VAM is Fictional. In this scenario you take over the rush-hour slow train 7828 from Winterswijk from your colleague and then continue as fast train 7828 to Apeldoorn. In Apeldoorn you make head and then return to Zutphen as Express train 17825. Good luck!

This is the new version of the scenario of train 1953 from The Hague CS to Venlo for the 2.0 version of the ZWN route. In the 1980s two train services ran between The Hague CS and Venlo. In 1986 this was the 1900 Series and the 1500/2500 Series. The 2500 Series ran the Intercity services from The Hague CS to Köln Deutz Messe via Venlo. If the 2500 series did not run, this hourly service will be filled with the 1500 series to Venlo. The 1900 series filled the train service. The 1900 series also ran as an Intercity, but stopped more often in Rijswijk and Rotterdam Lombardijen. All intermediate stations were served between Dordrecht and Breda, with the advantage that NS did not have to use an extra stop train between Dordrecht and Breda. (In 1986 Breda-Prinsenbeek station was not yet in operation, so the train does not stop there in this scenario. And trains of the 1900 series continued from Eindhoven as a slow train to Venlo. It In this scenario you drive a train 1953 with a 1100 and a trunk ICR wagons from The Hague CS to Venlo to Breda. There are no details along the way. It's a realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains run according to the real timetable from June 1, 1986 - May 30, 1987, only the freight trains are fictitious

In this scenario, you work today in the Cargo and Shunting Service Kiel. In the harbor you have to shunt and pick up a trunk of closed cars for Lübeck. Then you go with the tribe of closed cars to Lubeck. In this second part we take the closed cars to Lübeck. Today you are on the road with Ludmilla (BR 232) Good luck! This is a semi realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains run according to the real 2020 timetable in force in Germany. Freight trains in the scenario are fictional. In this part of the scenario you have to regularly cross with passenger traffic on the single track route between Kiel and Lübeck. So keep an eye on the signals. At Eutin you have a fairly long stop. In real life this also happens regularly in the freight service that you have a long stop along the way with a break. Those who know how to do this in TS can speed up the wait. Then you continue the ride to Lübeck.

In this scenario, you work today in the Cargo and Shunting Service Kiel. In the harbor you have to shunt and pick up a trunk of closed cars for Lübeck. Then you go with the tribe of closed cars to Lubeck. In this first part we will shunt. Today you are on the road with Ludmilla (BR 232) Good luck! This is a semi realistic scenario. All AI passenger trains run according to the real 2020 timetable in force in Germany. Freight trains in the scenario are fictional.

I This scenario is the continuation of a GBE scenario from Copenhagen to Hamburg with EC 34. For those who own the Vogelfluglinie route from GBE, I have made a follow-up to one of the included scenarios. In the GBE scenario, the Ferry has arrived in Putgarden and the train leaves the boat to Putgarden station. After a stop, the ride continues to Lübeck Hbf where the scenario ends. In this scenario, we pick up the ride and continue non-stop from Lübeck to Hamburg Hbf. This connection from Hamburg to Copenhagen via Lübeck and Putgarden and the ferry has been canceled in the 2020 timetable. Direct international trains from Hamburg to Copenhagen now go via Neumünster, cross the border at Padborg and then go via Odense to Copenhagen. Preview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-12_G_XvfI