Explore a precise replica of the Kuibyshev Railway in the South Ural Mountains of central Eurasia. This simulation route stretches over 170km through Bashkiria's mountain landscapes, linking Europe and Asia as a key part of the world's longest railway line. Google Maps data ensures accurate terrain, track profiles, stations, and local structures, with TRS19 technology enhancing earth, grass, trees, and bushes.
Railway simulation enthusiasts operate trains along this detailed path, navigating villages, cities, and infrastructure with positional fidelity. Custom station models and selected route objects create an authentic central Eurasian rail experience. Fans of expansive, realistic train simulations find a focused playground in these picturesque Ural highlands.
A beautiful replica of the railways of central Eurasia, in the Ural mountain range.
With the assistance of Google maps the relief and profile of the railway has been authentically recreated. The route includes custom made models of local stations and buildings and all other objects on the route have been carefully and appropriately selected. The textures of the earth and the grass, trees and bushes make use of the latest TRS19 technology.
The landscape, vegetation, profile of the railway track, the infrastructure of stations, cities and villages are recreated with great positional accuracy. The Kuibyshev Railway is the middle link of the Trans-Siberian Railway - the longest railway in the world. The total length of the map is more than 170km, the railway passes through the picturesque mountain places of Bashkiria. The road connected Europe with Asia, creating an important transport corridor for cargo and passengers.
