Train Simulator Classic - LMS Collection

The London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS) was formed on 1 January 1923 as part of the Railways Act. Along with the other ‘Big Four’ this company cemented its place in British railway history. Recreate some of the legendary LMS journeys in Train Simulator Classic with a new LMS Centenary Bundle on the Steam Store, or read on to see a list of available LMS add-ons for the simulation.

The founding of LMS involved a merger of London and North Western Railway, the Midland Railway, the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway. This merger made LMS the world’s largest transport organisation, and by 1938 the company ran thousands of miles of railways running freight and passengers across the UK. The size of the LMS network meant that in some areas there was joint ownership of lines with other rail companies and often strong competition over some journeys. Like with LNER / GWR on routes up to Scotland.

LMS became known for locomotives like the Stanier Class 5 ‘Black Five’ designed by mechanical engineer William Stanier, the express passenger Royal Scot, the versatile Fowler 4F designed by Henry Fowler and many more. You can find these stalwarts of UK railways and many more in Train Simulator Classic. Pick up the LMS Centenary Bundle to get started and read on for more in the LMS Collection.

To celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the ‘Big Four’, we’ve set up four starter bundles to give you a good entry point into enjoying simulation around this railway era. Each of these is a complete my collection bundle featuring two routes and five locomotives. You can find the LMS Centenary Bundle on the Steam Store.

This includes: Western Lines of Scotland (KrossRails), LMS Rebuilt Patriot Class (Bossman Games), LMS Class 3F ‘ Jinty’ (MeshTools), Settle to Carlise (Dovetail Games), LMS Stanier Class 8F (Bossman Games), LMS Stanier Class 5 'Black Five' (Bossman Games), and LMS Coronation Class (Dovetail Games).

If you’re looking for more LMS related content in Train Simulator Classic there are a wide variety of routes (from historic to modern versions), locomotives and add-on packs available. See below for a full breakdown of Add-Ons available on the Steam Store.

Liked this add-on round-up? Don’t forget to check out our other 'Big Four' collection pages: