Located in the Wirral Peninsula, Hooton is roughly half way between Chester and Birkenhead. Despite being in a rural area the station had, in the 1950's, seven platforms, three freight yards, two signal boxes (one Special Class) and two branch lines. Many freight trains reversed at Hooton so their locomotives needed to 'run round'.

It is a busy simulation and the 1954/55 timetable includes local passenger trains, trains to various destinations in North Wales and also long distance trains to Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Leamington Spa, Bournemouth and Margate/Ramsgate, as well as expresses between Birkenhead and Paddington. In addition there was a lot of freight traffic serving the docks in Birkenhead, the massive Lever Brothers factories at Port Sunlight, the industrial area of Ellesmere Port and the oil refineries at Stanlow & Thornton.

Hooton is one of our Nostalgia Series simulations.

Forrás: Hooton

This magnificent and large simulation features a complex and unusual layout. Much different to today, it is set in 1953 and is very busy with varied passenger and freight traffic, full steam loco sheds at Accrington and Rose Grove and many sidings.

The full 24 hour timetable which is included has over 540 train movements and features locos from 40 different steam classes.

Accrington is one of our Nostalgia Series simulations.

Forrás: Accrington

Edge Hill simulation covers numerous small signalboxes in the Liverpool area stretching from North of Weaver Jn through to Liverpool Lime Street and includes the branch towards Huyton and Boootle Jn as well as the Low Level Lines past Fiddlers Ferry towards Arpley Junction. The simulation includes numerous freight locations (Garston, Ditton, Fiddlers Ferry, Halewood) as well as two depots and a terminal station and therefore plenty of variety.

Note: this simulation appears as "Liverpool Lime St to Runcorn" in the Loader list.

Manual: Edge Hill & Liverpool Lime St

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