Peter Ware's Routes and Sessions

SAR Northern (Peterborough) Narrow Gauge Division

Category: Route
Trainz: TRS19
To Be Released: 2020

South Australian Railways - This narrow gauge (3ft 6in - 1067mm) layout is modelled on the Port Pirie to Broken Hill line and covers:- the Gladstone to Paratoo section (127km - 79mi) of the main line the complete Wilmington Branch Line (88km - 54.5mi) the complete Terowie Branch Line (23km - 14mi) the complete Peterborough to Quorn cross country line (137km - 85mi) to the Commonwealth Railways Port Augusta to Hawker Line. The division is shown as it existed in the 1960s just before the conversion of the Port Pirie to Broken Hill line to standard gauge and the eventual closure of the branch lines. Total route length 375km (233 mi). It is an expansion and an upgrade of the original TS2006 DLS route. An overview is available on this Wiki at SAR Northern Division.

Looe to Liskeard Passenger Run V2

Category: Sessions
Trainz: T:ANE, TRS19
Released: September 2018

Two sessions designed for the route Liskeard to Loo V2 by marky7890. Looe to Liskeard Passenger Run V2 puts you in the driver seat of a 153 class on the 09:09 run from Looe to Liskeard. About a 35 minute trip. Looe to Liskeard Passenger Run V2 (121 class) puts you in the driver seat of a 121 class on the 09:09 run from Looe to Liskeard. About a 35 minute trip. It is possible to mod this session to subtitute the 121 class for any rail vehicle of your choice as long as you follow the procedure described in post #60 of the forum thread listed below. Details and a discussion of this DLS route and its supporting sessions can be found in the Trainz Freeware Announcements forum at Liskeard to Looe

TGR Fingal Line 1955

Category: Route and Sessions
Trainz: T:ANE, TRS19
Released: November 2017

Tasmanian Government Railways - This narrow gauge (3ft 6in - 1067mm) layout is modelled on the actual route that branched off the main north-south Hobart to Launceston line at Conara Junction and ran east 75km (about 47mi) to St Marys near the east coast. The entire line, plus two short colliery branch lines, as it existed in the 1950s is modelled in the route. The route has 13 supporting sessions. An overview is available on this Wiki at Fingal Line Tasmania. Details and a discussion of this DLS route and its supporting sessions can be found in the Trainz Freeware Announcements forum at TGR Fingal Line 1955