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About Train Simulator Classic Train Simulator: GEML Class 90 Loco Add-On

The Train Simulator Classic Train Simulator: GEML Class 90 Loco Add-On adds a Class 90 electric locomotive in blue/white striped and grey/white liveries, along with a MK3 coach consist and a driveable Class 82 Mk3 DVT. The Class 90 was built as a replacement for British Rail’s ageing electric locomotive fleet and became a mainstay in the 1990s.

The Class 90

A total of 50 locomotives were built by BREL Works in Crewe between 1987 and 1990. Designed to run at up to 110 mph (180 km/h), they draw power from 25 kV AC overhead lines and produce 5,000 bhp (3,700 kW). A Time Division Multiplier (TDM) allows them to operate push-pull services with a Driving Van Trailer (DVT), enabling faster turnarounds without running the locomotive around its coaches.

Class 90s operated high-speed services across the UK, often in push-pull formations with a DVT and coaches. After British Rail was privatised in 1996, half the fleet moved to freight traffic and was reclassified and modified to run at lower speeds. The rest went to private operators including DB Schenker, Virgin Trains and Greater Anglia. Greater Anglia now operates 15 Class 90s on services between London Liverpool Street, Ipswich and Norwich.

Driving features

The locomotive includes advanced and HUD versions, accurate performance physics, a prototypical braking system, a cold start option, independent guard and driver wipers, and LED headlights. It is compatible with Quick Drive, allowing you to drive the Greater Anglia Class 90 on any Quick Drive-enabled Train Simulator route.

Great Eastern scenarios

The add-on includes scenarios for the Great Eastern Main Line London-Ipswich route, which is available separately and required to play them:

  • 1P21 08:30 Norwich – London Liverpool Street
  • 1P32 13:30 London Liverpool Street – Norwich
  • 1P50 17:30 London Liverpool Street – Norwich

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