TS Marketplace: Network Southeast BR Class 313 Livery Pack

Name: TS Marketplace: Network Southeast BR Class 313 Livery Pack
Brand: High Iron Simulations
SKU: 1125596
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ABOUT THIS GAME

Unlock the Network Southeast Era in TS Marketplace

The TS Marketplace: Network Southeast BR Class 313 Livery Pack is an exciting DLC for Train Simulator Classic, designed for fans of rail simulation. To access this content, players need the base London Overground BR Class 313 EMU Add-on. With this pack, you'll step into the role of the Class 313, witnessing how it transformed London’s suburban travel during the vibrant 1980s.

Revel in the Class 313’s Historical Context

Initially built to modernize suburban commuting, the Class 313 became a significant part of British Rail's Second Generation EMU fleet. Painted in the iconic red, white, and blue livery representing the Network Southeast sector, this train offers a nostalgic glimpse into railway history. The pack lets you navigate the intricate suburban routes that the Class 313 serviced, traversing the same tracks that commuters relied on decades ago.