Marsdonshire is a fictional UK network from Just Trains, with around 160 miles to explore, giving you a great range of tasks and a variety of interesting places to visit in this contemporary county.
The railway network in Marsdonshire has always supplied vital links between the various communities and industrial centres. Across the network you'll discover:
- 23 stations
- A coal mining company
- Forestry commission
- Railway heritage centres
- A slate mine
- A mountainous snow-capped ski centre line
- Car manufacturing and distribution centres
- Two large rail depots
- Dockyards
- Cement works/quarry
- A power station
- A high security army base
Timber, coal, slate, cement and military vehicles, amongst other items, can be transported across the network. There are two railway heritage museums, several large sidings and numerous other points of interest can be found along every part of the network, including an airport, motor racing circuit, Royal Navy assault ship berthed at the docks and the seaside town of Marsdon, which boasts a pier complete with a private railway line and station platform. An electrified main line links the two main cities in the county and a rural line takes passengers and freight through glorious hills and moorland. Another route skirts around the coastline.
Welcome to the extensive railway network in the county of Marsdonshire!
Included Scenarios
A wide range of Standard and Free Roam scenarios are included:
- Hit the slopes
- Steam Excursion
- Steam Excursion (Return-Trip)
- Coastal Route Return
- Marsdon Xmas Shopping
- The Anstone Food Festival
- Cement to the docks
- Military deployment
- Timber to the sidings (daytime)
- Timber to the sidings (night time)
- Across County Wagon Transportation
- Returning Home
- High Speed to Cairlochcross
- High Speed to Portkeane
- Skelthwaite Railway Museum (day-clear)
- Duntelum Pike Ski Resort (day-cloudy) Steam loco
- Grenton Railway Heritage Centre (day-rainy) Steam loco
- Marsdon Rail Works (day-cloudy)
- Anstone (day-showery) Class166
- Marsdon (The Old Pier) (day-sunny)
- Grenton Moor slate Mine (day-fog/rain)
- Bonus (Oval Test Track) Pick a train (daytime)
- Bonus (Oval Test Track) Pick a train (night-time)
- Invermuir Garrison (day-cloudy) Tank transportation
- Anstone Mining Company (day-cloudy)
- Llandothry Power Station (day-cloudy)
- Marsdonshire Forestry Commission (day-foggy)
- Cairnlochcross Service Depot (day-overcast)
- Inverston Quarry and Cement Works (day-showery)
- Port of Keane Docks (day-overcast)
- Bonus (Oval Test Track) HST Race
- Cairnlochcross (day-snow) Default stock
- Marsdon Central (day-sunny) Default stock
- Marsdon Central (night-cloudy) Default stock
- Portkeane (day-overcast) Default stock
More scenarios are available on the Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!
Key Features
- 160-mile network set in the fictional UK county of Marsdonshire
- 23 stations and multiple industries
- 4 fully interconnected routes with 14 other lines
- Numerous points of interest
- Includes European Loco & Asset Pack
- Includes fictional Mardonshire Railways liveries for the Class 166 and HST
- 15 Standard scenarios
- 21 Free Roam scenarios
- Quick Drive compatible
- Download size: 358.8mb
