This line runs from Bristol Temple Meads all the way down to Exeter. Previously, trains that used to go onwards via Bristol to Exeter called this route the 'Great Way Round'. ![]() ![]() This line goes from London Paddington to Bristol Temple Meads. Great Western Main Line (Chippenham to Bristol section) Please see the scenario details in the Detailed Description below for more details. Note: Additional stock (not supplied) is required for some of the scenarios to function correctly. Important! If you purchased Train Simulator after 20 September 2012, you will require the European Loco & Asset Pack and the US Loco & Asset Pack (both available to purchase via Steam) for the route to display correctly. You can take a look at the Route Guide here! The route comes with over 200 brand-new custom objects and is Quick Drive compatible. Having Reading station now means you can drive the classic route of Reading-Westbury-Exeter without having to go via Bristol.Īlongside brand-new stations, existing stations have been updated and we have laid new track and updated the signalling and lineside scenery. This new release adds the 39-mile section to Reading station and runs west from Reading in the east to Bristol via Westbury and south-west down to Exeter. South Western Expressways - Reading builds on the original set of routes in Just Trains' earlier South Western Expressways add-on which ended at Pewsey station. Includes 19 Standard scenarios and 4 Free Roam scenariosĬustom-built prominent buildings and objects ![]() The route features 39 stations and numerous custom assets along with a set of 19 Standard scenarios and 4 Free Roam scenarios.īeautifully detailed and immersive scenery of the South West This South Western Expressways - Reading route add-on is around 220 miles in length and features the Great Western Main Line (Chippenham to Bristol section), Bristol to Exeter, Reading to Taunton, Westbury to Bristol via Bath Spa and Westbury to Chippenham lines.
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