Bossman Games release Jubilee steam locomotive add on pack for Train Simulator

Today, Bossman Games have released their latest add-on for Train Simulator, this time, they have released a detailed set of Jubilee steam locomotives.

This brand new pack features a total of 191 Jubilee locomotives with 6 detailed liveries (LMS Crimson, LMS Post War Black, LMS Black and Chrome, LMS Experimental Blue, BR Green, BR Black) along with a wide array of tenders to match the locomotives.

Also included is realistic physics and simulation of the locomotive to allow you to immerse yourself in the experience of driving these powerful locomotives.

A whole host of features also feature in the new add-on, such as gauge vibrations when at speed, automatic fireman and BR ATC simulation.

About the Jubilees

Bossman Games Jubilee — Credit: Bossman Games

For those that don’t know, the LMS Jubilee was built by the London Midland and Scottish Railways between 1934 and 1936. They were designed by William Stanier. Members of the class survived until 1967, and 4 members of the class survive.

Headboards

You can also drive your favourite Jubilee on your favourite railtour by using one of the supplied headboards (cycle through this using H key). These include:

The Great Britain
Cathedrals Express
Cumbrian Mountain Express
The North Wales Coast Express
Welsh Marches Express

Scenarios

Jubilee pack Bossman Games — Credit: Bossman Games

Also included in the cost of the pack is 5 scenarios for you to play.

Please note: The West Coast Main Line Over Shap Route Add-On, Settle to Carlisle Route Add-on, LMS Stanier Class 5 ‘Black Five’ Steam Loco Add-On are all required for scenarios. With the LMS Black 5 pack being required for Quick Drive consists.

Cost and buying

The cost of this add-on is £14.99 and is available to purchase through the Bossman Games Store here.

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