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• gamedeal user

  Nov 23, 2014

  it isnt a class 27 it doesnt sound like one behave like one or spluuter likw one
• gamedeal user

  Nov 29, 2014

  Probably the least buggy DLC in the whole game!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 3, 2014

  The 3D model and physics aren't too bad, but totally ruined by the awful sound effects. Doesn't sound like a Sulzer Type 2 diesel at all (or any other diesel for that matter). Sounds like the effects were created by placing a piece of cardboard between bicycle wheel spokes. If DTG are continuing to re-release the former IHH kit, the least they can do is enlist Armstrong Powerhouse to overhaul the appalling sounds which sadly afflicted most of that range.
• gamedeal user

  Jul 7, 2015

  This is an excellent addition to all those early era Diesels, with their iconic sound.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 12, 2015

  A very nice loco but the sounds are horiffic! I work around locos at Epping and Ongar railway and before our 25 went for body repairs, it sounded about 1,000,000 times better than this. This train's sounds are so horiffic. I just hope Armstrong Powerhouse make a sound pack for it.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2016

  Update: This has become one of my favorite locos. Especially with free reskins of the original green color, yellow and steel, it's simply a wonderful, noisy loco. Get it. You'll be happy you did. Another nicely done loco, with 'weathered' look inside and out (if in somewhat low-res compared to newer models). The complaints about sounds must be from the purists as the engine is not far off any videos I have seen of the train, but yes, they are a bit flat. But, they are NO reason to skip buying this engine (especially in today's sale). It looks great, and is a must to complete the UK Diesels, along with its comfy red carriages in tow (which seem to have mice quiet interiors for a change). Recommended.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 15, 2020

  Gameplay Video; https://youtu.be/gVo6DBwvtLI Pros; - Accurately detailed model, operates well. - Makes a nice addition to Port Road content. Cons; - Lacks decent scenarios. - Sounds are a bit off. - One livery for all... The Class 27 DLC is one for a specific audience. Early heritage diesel fan? Interested in Scottish rolling stock? Then you'll like this (or at least how it exists). Otherwise, unless you're looking for more content for the Port Road DLC, it's not a must-buy. For the seasoned enthusiast, the first annoying hurdle will be the sound. I'm not a seasoned enthusiast, but watching the video back I noticed the engine sounds are a bit too generic. I'm not clued up enough to deduce exactly why they were generic, but you'll understand if you've driven other TS diesel locomotives. For outsiders who are looking for an interesting new simulation experience, you won't find it here. Out of the box, you get two very basic scenarios (passenger services Stranraer Harbour/Newton Stewart and Carlisle Citadel/Dumfries with basic AI movements). There are obviously plenty more to choose from in the Workshop, however most of these are limited to the Port Road route because of the single livery supplied. It would have been nice to see a BR Blue livery at least? We could have got some more realistic West Highland Line scenarios then... If you've come here for a specific reason, you'll be moderately pleased, which is why I've recommended this. Looking for a new experience? Nah, don't bother.