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Discover scenic Bavarian countryside with Regensburg – Ingolstadt for Train Simulator Classic from RSSLO.

Originally opened in 1874 this single-track mainline was initially constructed to provide a link to the Ingolstadt state fortress. Today this line is used for public transport services between these two historic major cities and important goods traffic serving local industries. Follow the Danube River from Ingolstadt passing Neustadt and Saal (Donau) before crossing the river over the Sinzinger Eisenbahnbrücke truss bridge and proceeding into Regensburg, the capital of the Upper Palatinate region.

Locomotives featured on this route include the multi-purpose DB BR 143 originally introduced in 1985 and the classic German electric DB BR 101, both of which handle passenger duties here. Alongside these is the DB BR 151 covering heavy freight operations on the route.

Get ready to explore historic towns and picturesque countryside of Bavaria with the Regensburg–Ingolstadt railway from RSSLO.

Included Scenarios

A selection of engaging Standard, Free Roam and Quick Drive scenarios are included:

• Driving passengers in the rain
  
• Freight train in spring
  
• Passenger train on its way
  
• Long shift
  
• Winter idyll
  
• Quick Drive - Ingolstadt
  
• Quick Drive - Saal
  
• Quick Drive - Regensburg

More scenarios are available on the Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!

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Key Features

• 73-km recreation of the Regensburg–Ingolstadt railway
  
• 14 Authentic recreated stations and surrounding scenery
  
• Includes DB BR 151, DB BR 101 and DB BR 143 locomotives
  
• Realistic cab controls
  
• Authentic train sounds
  
• Rolling stock includes ÖBB Snps wagon, DB DABpzb and DB Bpmz 295 coaches
  
• 5 Scenarios
  
• Quick Drive compatible
  
• Download size: 1.1 GB