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About Train Sim World 2 BR Class 33 Loco Add-On

The Train Sim World 2 BR Class 33 Loco Add-On adds the BR Class 33 diesel locomotive to Train Sim World 2, including preserved locomotives D6566 (33048) and D6575 (33057) “Seagull” in BR Green “half yellow” livery. The add-on brings the locomotive to the West Somerset Railway route for its diesel gala, alongside the BR Class 47 and BR Class 09.

The BR Class 33

Ordered in 1957 for British Railways’ Southern Region, the locomotives were originally known as BRCW Type 3s. They have a Bo-Bo wheel arrangement, mixed-traffic design, 1,550-horsepower Sulzer engines and a top speed of 85 mph. Their Crompton Parkinson electrical equipment gave them the nickname “Cromptons”.

The first locomotives entered service in December 1959. The initial batch of 65 was delivered by 1961, followed by a second batch completed by 1962, bringing the fleet to 98 across three main variants. They became a fixture across the Southern Region, especially the South Eastern Division, hauling passenger and freight services to Dover, steel trains between Sheerness and Willesden, cement trains and engineering trains. In the South West, some were fitted with SR multiple-unit equipment to work push-pull trains from London Waterloo to Salisbury and Weymouth.

Twenty-nine Class 33s have survived into preservation, including some certified for mainline use. D6566 (33048) and D6575 (33057) “Seagull” are both operational on the West Somerset Railway in BR Green livery.

West Somerset Railway

The locomotive has authentic driving characteristics and interactive controls, including scrollable head code blinds. The add-on includes an interactive tutorial and three scenarios for the West Somerset Railway, as well as more than 15 services to operate in Service Mode.

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