SIMRAIL Team RealMiko Posted 14 hours ago SIMRAIL Team Posted 14 hours ago Dear RailFans, We’re thrilled to announce the upcoming Lublin Region DLC, launching in December 2026! This time we are taking you to eastern Poland, onto one of the most important railway routes in this part of the country. https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1422130/view/714543467695440946 Lublin Region brings over 145 km of realistically recreated line from Dęblin through Lublin all the way to Chełm The route has two very different faces. The journey begins in Dęblin, a major railway junction on the Vistula, and on the modernised section to Lublin you can take your trains up to 160 km/h. Beyond Lublin, the line changes character: the non-modernised section to Chełm, with a top speed of 120 km/h, calls for a completely different driving style. One route, two distinct challenges. Along the way you’ll find major junction stations at Dęblin, Lublin Główny and Chełm, as well as smaller junctions at Jaszczów and Rejowiec. Lublin Główny holds a special place, with its huge historic station building. You’ll also pass charming wooden station buildings in Gołąb, Klementowice, Sadurki and Minkowice, and the old brick station in Świdnik. Dispatchers get plenty to do too. Take charge of individual signal boxes or step up to an LCS control centre that runs several stations at once, including LCS Dęblin, LCS Lublin Główny and LCS Nałęczów. Plan carefully, because one wrong decision and the delay ripples across the entire line. What’s waiting for you in Lublin Region DLC: Over 145 km of faithfully recreated tracks from Dęblin to Chełm. A fast modernised section up to 160 km/h and a classic line up to 120 km/h. Junction stations Dęblin, Lublin Główny and Chełm. Historic station buildings, including the monumental Lublin Główny. LCS control centres running several stations at once. But we’re not slowing down! Let’s start with the one you’ve been asking about the most: the long-awaited Vectron arrives in SimRail in early 2027! It’s one of Europe’s leading electric locomotives, combining up to 6,400 kW of power, a top speed of 200 km/h and state-of-the-art electronics and can be used for both freight and passenger services across new and existing routes. But that’s not all. Even before the Vectron rolls in, two more locomotives will join the SimRail fleet by the end of the year: ET41: a true heavy-freight workhorse. Built at the Cegielski works in Poznań, it’s essentially two EU07 locomotives permanently coupled into one powerful machine, with double the power for the heaviest trains. For decades, ET41s have hauled long coal and aggregate trains across Poland, and now they’re ready to do the same in SimRail. EU07 303E: the Poznań-built version of the legendary EU07. After the original Pafawag production ended, Cegielski took over and built the next generation of this iconic locomotive with a number of design changes. It’s a familiar face with its own character, and a great addition for every EU07 fan. Please note that the screenshots show a work in progress, and the final version will look even better. We’ll share more details soon, so keep an eye on our upcoming posts. Cheers! The SimRail Team 11
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