The East Coast Project. #33910705
Game studiosENrail simulationtrain drivingUK transport
Description
Welcome to The East Coast project, Here we will be recreating the whole of the East Coast Mainline (In Sections) in a 1:1 scale compared to the real life counterpart, you will be able to drive a massive variety of Rolling Stock over a vast amount of companies ranging from GNER all the way up to the Modern LNER. Our admins will also be providing a few admin-run railtours and rare movements on top of the realism already provided by public trains that you are able to drive, to make the game feel more realistic & enjoyable to spot odd movements. All the stations are set in around 2013 - 2017. However you can drive Modern day rolling stock from the likes of LNER Azumas. You will HAVE to be in the group to drive, and if you aren't quite feeling like driving, you can also have a realistic passenger experience up the ECML on a variety of operators with realistic rolling stock interiors and realistic stations. We hope you follow our progress as we get nearer to a Pre-Alpha release.
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| 14 Sept 2026, 10:07 | 5 | first reading |
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