Since its introduction in 2001 the distinctive shape, effortless performance and striking liveries of the Voyager passenger train have brought the future of railways to a station near you.
Now the Voyager is taking to the tracks of Rail Simulator with the Class 220 and Class 221 versions clothed in a set of distinctive liveries.
The detailed cabs, controls and animations are coupled to accurate models of the train physics to provide a highly realistic driving experience.
Voyager also features an immersive passenger view, a high quality sound set and seven engrossing scenarios to put you through your paces. Step aboard for the ultimate train voyage!
MODELS Class 220 – four car
- DMF (driving vehicle with 1st class seating)
- MS (standard class seating)
- MSRMB (standard class seating with onboard shop)
- DMSL (driving vehicle with standard class seating and luggage area)
Class 221 – five car
- DMF (driving vehicle with 1st class seating)
- MS (standard class seating)
- MS (standard class seating)
- MSRMB (standard class seating with onboard shop)
- DMSL (driving vehicle with standard class seating and luggage area)
Note: due to limitations in Rail Simulator the tilting function is not operative on the 221 model.
Liveries
Voyager class 220
- CrossCountry (current)
- CrossCountry (transitional)
- Virgin Cross Country
- USA fictional
- German fictional
Super Voyager class 221
- CrossCountry (current)
- CrossCountry (transitional)
- Virgin Cross Country
- USA fictional
- German fictional
Features
- High quality 3D modelling
- Custom passenger view
- Custom Physics
- Paint kit included
Sounds
- Recorded from a real Voyager simulator
- Modern AWS (Automatic Warning System) chime and siren
- Driver-Guard signal
- Engine sounds
- Brakes
Animations
- Bogies
- Wheels
- Cab controls, levers, knobs and buttons
- Windscreen wipers
- Driver sun blind
Scenarios
7 custom as well as Free Roam scenarios are included for the default Rail Simulator routes. You will see other AI Voyagers on your journeys:
- In your dreams It is 1970 and a young man dreams of running his own railway company.
- Cajon Pass test run How would a Voyager fare in the extreme conditions that American trains face? We put one through its paces in a secret desert location.
- Surprised and Dreaming? It's not quite the Tardis but it’s not what you would expect to turn up in 1950s Somerset either.
- Winter Voyager A frustrating trip from Oxford to Reading. A temporary failure on a freight train ahead of you means a slow start to your run up to Reading.
- Into the Night It's a Summer evening and you’re on your way to Manchester via Oxford.
- Across Country to Oxford Drive a rush hour service from Reading to Oxford.
- Lenne Valley Voyager In 2002 a German railway company undertook trials of the Voyager. You can take part in these tests.
System Requirements
- Rail Simulator (with Upgrade Mk.2 installed)
- PC Processor 2.6GHz or higher
- 512Mb RAM (1Gb for Vista)
- 256Mb graphics card with Pixel shader 2.0 (AGP/PCE only)
- Windows XP/Vista
- 1.0Gb hard drive space
- Direct X 9.0C compatible sound card
- Rail Simulator (with Upgrade Mk.2 installed)
- PC Processor 2.6GHz or higher
- 512Mb RAM (1Gb for Vista)
- 256Mb graphics card with Pixel shader 2.0 (AGP/PCE only)
- Windows XP/Vista
- 1.0Gb hard drive space
- Direct X 9.0C compatible sound card
