The Class 67 locomotive, with its distinctive sounds and raked back-cab ends, is a common sight on parts of the UK rail-network, carrying heavy loads and providing express passenger services.
This Class 67 Advanced package is the first locomotive in our Advanced range that provides many realistic and accurate operations which can be found only in Just Trains add-ons.
The Class 67 Advanced & Car Carriers package comes complete with three custom scenarios to use on the default RailWorks 3 routes as well as one for owners of the Bristol to Exeter route.
Oxford to Paddington route - Executive Cars
Today you are sat at Acton Main Line awaiting your booked crew change to work the 6X48 Dagenham-Didcot car train. You are here a little early, having arrived from Didcot a few minutes ago. Your train isn't due in for a few minutes but a quick check of 'Genius' shows that it is currently running two minutes early. There is, however, the possibility that it will be held at the junction so it may not arrive early. The loco hauling the train today is Executive Class 67 67029 'Royal Diamond' as DBS are having a terrible Class 66 shortage. When the train arrives, click on it to take control before hauling it to Didcot.
Oxford to Paddington route - Thunderbirds are go!
You are on standby duty today at Didcot and we have just received word of a failure at Hinksey South. A Class 47 has managed to drop apart on a southbound Freightliner service to Southampton! You need to prepare the Royal Class 67 and get out there and haul the train on to Tilehurst where another driver will take over so you can get back. Please follow the on-screen directions to get your loco ready to go.
Oxford to Paddington route - City Flyer
After the success of some express passenger services hauled by Class 67s, an entrepreneur has spotted a gap in the market for an express service between Oxford and London Paddington, calling at Hayes & Harlington for the link to Heathrow Airport.
Bristol to Exeter Route (route available separately) - Trial Delivery
Today you are in control of a brand new Class 67 with a trial load of cars which were delivered to Plymouth docks yesterday and are destined for Glasgow. They are travelling via Reading so we are only in control as far as Taunton where a Didcot man will take over. First we need to prepare the loco for service. The train was hauled here by a more powerful Class 66 but that has now been removed to be replaced by Alstom’s masterpiece, the Class 67.
Oxford to Paddington route - Free Roam
Explore the route and find the Class 67s dotted around. As these is a Free Roam scenario you must remember to ensure the route has been set correctly to avoid being directed in to sidings or derailed on junctions set against the train.