Hmm, strange indeed. I do have the SSS and AP soundpacks on though....I might try it again next weekend, when I have the time for a scenario that long.

I realy can not tell you because you are the first one with this issue. I run a MSI GE60 with a Core i5 16GB memory and a Gforce GT 750 M onboard. Though the system is quite low it all functions as it should do

Tried the same with the Scotsman version and that first crashed logmate which I had running to see what was causing the problem, and then Railworks itself.

The error type was classified as C00005.
Running it on Windows 7 64-bit, with 8 Gigs of RAM and a GTX 570 1.25 GB VRAM.

Tried running this for a list of scenarios that are accessible to new players with little DLCs, but it has so far crashed twice on loading.
Any ideas?

Wonderful!!!, thanks.

Really great scenario, best I've played. On reaching Stranraer I get an operational error for the harbour gate so cannot complete the scenario, so near but so far!!!

To date this has been my most enjoyable scenario, quite hard work keeping up at them hills then stopping speeding on the downsides, I even took on water to add to the authenticity as I was wondering how it worked and then finally to the harbour and it was wow I made it ^^

It certainly was a grind for me and trying to imagine what it would have been like chugging up them steep inclines, great fun :D

Hi Colin, Thank you for your comment. It is not natanaelf86 creating the scenarios but his father using the same account of natanael. Check out who Mr de Visser is at http;/steamtrainsunlimited.webs.com .
Natanael is practicing building routes and his father (R.C. de Visser) does signalling and scenarios.
You can also refer to the guide he created: "Driving the steam locomotive and the techical aspects."

Regards,

R.C de Visseer

Hi natanaelf86, Wow! What an excellent scenario to operate, I really did enjoy taking part in this masterpiece. Plenty of other traffic on route, weather effects and the sky colours were amazing so I guess this was the summer season in the western highlands of scotland. Ahh! what great memories it brings back from my early days of railway potty fatigue, ha-ha. Thanks for sharing Nat & all the best to you and your family. (COLIN.D.) Aberdeen, Scotland, U.K.

Enjoyed this superb scenario equally as much as the F Scotsman scenario, even though it took me longer to get to Stranraer, so much longer that the signal at Challoch jt'n was green when I got there. Thats me done, completed all your scenarios up to press. Hope there's more to come. Cheers.

In response to "Fairrosamund's" comment about the wait at Challoch Junction, I think this is due to Sevice 21 which starts from "Castle Kennedy". You need to wait for this service to leave Castle Kennedy at approx 03:22 and it will exit Challoch Junction on the AYR line before you get the Green signal to allow your train to continue via Challoch Jct. to Stranraer. Hope this helps, Regards, Paul.

An enjoyable scenario,although my efforts to arrive at Stranraer Harbour to let the passengers catch the ferry early were aborted by the adverse signal to the approach to Challoch Juntion.Never mind,still arrived on schedule.Well done and lets have another please.

All about me and my son is mentioned on our page at http://steamtrainsunlimited.webs.com
I was a subway driver but now I am an International coachdriver thourghout Europe. I know Scotland and England quite well due to my proffesion. We live in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Regards, R.C. de Visser

This scenario is without doubt one of the best on TS2014 and possibly the best of all !
No wonder it shows up as one of the most popular in the list for today. The AI traffic content is superb and your timings for the services must have taken a great deal of planning.
Are you an Ex-BR driver by any chance ?
This is also one of the longest scenarios available which adds to the enjoyment. Was held up at Dunragit Gate 05 "Outer Home" at 03:27 hours for several minutes but I arrived at Stranraer at 03:46 hours with 220 psi on the gauge thanks to the B5 abilty to hold steam using the manual firing and injectors. If only TS2014 included a "Coronation Pacific" that would be very interesting as I think that loco was used on some of the services from London to Stranraer.
Well done for your time spent on this great scenario and look forward to others. Cheers, Paul.

Cracking activity ,,had many year's myself of rushing through the night on express working's ,,though not i add on B5's my steed's were Bulleids ,,,hope you have more on your drawing board ,,

Regard's Jim, Ex Southern Driver...