GCR V15

GCR V15

Version 15 of the Great Central Railway, UK.

The route attempts to simulate the Great Central Railway, the Last Main Line in the UK, between Sheffield and London Marylebone.
At present the route starts at Sheffield Victoria and passes through Staveley Central, Heath Junction, Annesley, Nottingham Victoria,
Leicester Central, Rugby Central, Woodford Halse, and diverges at Grendon Underwood Junction. The joint GCR/Metropolitan Railway
proceeds to Aylesbury and further south, whilst the express GCR route proceeds via Ashendon Junction to join the GWR line to
Princess Risborough. Currrently it teminates south of Haddenham.

GWR consists can access the GCR either through the route from Banbury at Culworth Junction, the SMJR line from Stratford on Avon
at Woodford Halse, or via Ashendon Junction on the GWR mainline to Oxford.

Between Nottingham and Aylesbury the trackwork has been modified to resemble more closely the situation in BR days rather than the
original trackwork. This should improve the opportunities for movements of consists etc. As far as possible the route uses David
Bird's proactive track., Protrack B Grit/Dark Timber with some additional pointwork by Andi06.

The earlier version of the GCR route was designed to run in TS12, build 61388. It has now been converted to run in TANE, build 94916 and TRS2019.
The TANE version requires the use of PAYWARE assets, namely assets from the PLL Potteries Loop Line (highly recommended).

Please note that the route is still a Work in Progress and much work remains to be achieved with respect to scenery.

I would like to thank all the many content creators whose efforts have been used and especially the S&C and PLL teams.
My thanks are also due to Mr. Brian Netherwood for much help, advice and support.

I do hope that Trainzers will be able to have fun with the route. All comments and criticisms will be appreciated.

I would like to take this opportunity to state that I strongly support N3V and wish the company every success in making improvments and developments.

GCR V15