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The Stanier Jubilee steam locomotive, famously named in 1935 to commemorate the Silver Jubilee of King George V, was one of the first fully fledged standardised locomotive fleets for LMS designed by William Stanier. Becoming the main stay of passenger traffic operating out of London Euston and surviving the war (barely) the Jubilees were granted one last reprive by appearing in BR Green before their final curtain call. Bought back to life in RailWorks, this famous Class can once again ride the rails.

The Stanier Jubilee Steam Locomotive RailWorks Add-on Includes:

Stanier Jubilee 4-6-0 Steam Locomotive in two liveries:

• British Rail Black
• British Rail Green
• LMS Crimson Lake
• Double Chimney LMS Crimson Lake

Includes additional Rolling Stock:

• Mk1 FK in Crimson with Gold Stripe
• Mk1 SK in Crimson with Gold Stripe
• Mk1 BG in Crimson with Gold Stripe

5 Scenarios and 2 Free Roams

Home Counties Return

• This is the return leg of the Home Counties Railway Society Mendips Rail Tour to Bristol. While its been a grand day trip for all, your duties are not over yet. Get the tour back to Paddington on time for a fine finish

Inner Workings

• You have shunting duties to perform around York Yard. Then from the North end of the yard, start the delivery of coal wagons to Eaglescliffe

Get Ready

• Use a Jubilee locomotive to assemble a passenger train in the correct order. You have free reign of the yard to achieve this in any manner you see fit

Round and Round

• Starting at Dunston Staithes having completed freight operations, pick up passenger coaches at Newcastle then loop around Gateshead before beginning a charter service bringing dignitaries from Chester Le Street to King's Cross.

Crimson Comet

• It is 1948 and the start of the BR era. However, some locomotives still proudly wear their old liveries. Complete a coal delivery to Darlington driving a LMS Jubilee.

Free Roam at Radstock & York

• Pick a train by clicking on it, and explore the route

The new pack is available via Steam