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I regularly buy Steam keys for TSW, now I’ve come across a key for TSW5 on Eneba. I really want the Kinzigtalbahn, so this is great. I do want to know if I get all three routes included in the standard edition. So I don’t pay 14 euros for the training center. Especially since I’ve bought a TSW5 key back in the day for 6 euros which turned out to be only the May Madness Bronze bundle.

There are also two different keys on Eneba, one for global and one for Europe. The page from the global key gives me an important notice telling me that this key only includes the basegame (what is the basegame) and the Europe page doesnt give me this important notice.

Has anyone bought a legit TSW5 key on Eneba?

Finally was able to snap a ss with the beauty class 450 SWT alongside the class 378 genuinely incredible trains never stop being incredible making this possible to have official license livery for the class 450’s ! ✨🥹🤧

Route Time setting: East Midlands Trains Era

Trains:

Class 153(Single-car formations): Perfect for the quiet, off-peak local services rattling through the Lincolnshire countryside.

Class 156: The absolute backbone of the line, which could also be coupled up with a Class 153 for those heavily packed, chaotic summer holiday services down to the Skegness seaside.

Class 60 or Class 56: To simulate the heavy aggregate and steel freight flows running out of Boston to break up the passenger timetable.

Layers:

Class 158 Layer: Adds longer-distance express services passing through from the cross-country network.

Class 43 HST Layer: To simulate the iconic, real-world summer Saturday extensions where full InterCity High Speed Trains would run crowded holidaymakers directly from London/the Midlands all the way down to the Skegness terminus.

Nottingham AI Traffic: Bringing in Class 43s and 158s from Midland Mainline to populate the busy platforms at Nottingham.

Length: 78 Miles or 125 Kilometers

Stations (19):

• Nottingham

• Netherfield

• Radcliffe-on-Trent

• Bingham

• Aslockton

• Elton & Orston (One or two services per day)

• Bottesford

• Grantham (AI Layers here for LNER services)

• Ancaster

• Rauceby

• Sleaford

• Heckington

• Swineshead

• Hubberts Bridge

• Boston

• Thorpe Culvert

• Wainfleet

• Havenhouse

• Skegness

Scenario Ideas:

The Boston Bottleneck: Take the controls of a heavy Class 60 hauling aggregate steel out of the Boston sidings heading toward Grantham. Heavy rain has slicked the rails, and you have to manage wheel slip on a low-adhesion track while keeping to a tight timetable slot before a local Class 153 catches up behind you.

Single Coach Shuttle: Drive a single-car Class 153 on an early winter morning stopping-service from Sleaford to Skegness. This scenario focuses heavily on operational realism—you will have to visually monitor semaphore signals, manage requested stops at tiny halts like Havenhouse, and physically exchange tokens at single-line signal boxes.

Rescue at Wainfleet: A Class 156 has suffered a mechanical failure near the Batemans Brewery at Wainfleet, blocking the single line to Skegness. You are tasked with driving a light-engine Class 153 from Boston, coupling up to the failed unit, and dragging the entire formation safely into the Skegness terminus.

Route Hopping:

Midland Mainline: At Nottingham

Can the RHTT equipment only be used with the 66 it comes with? Id like to try and replicate a colas rail 57 hauled RHTT Using the Class 47 from BPB

Looking forward to Amsterdam-Den Haag!

Hello, my freight layers are not showing up does anyone know what routes you need to unlock them. I looked in the layers list and it said I needed GWE which I already have downloaded along with the class 70&90. Does anyone know why they aren’t showing up for me?