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Moggy Valley Railway V2

A classic Southern themed branchline turned heritage operation. The Moggy Valley Railway is a volunteer run heritage railway running from Barnham, with a network rail connection, to Bognor Regis. The route was originally built by the London, Brighton & South Coast Railway in 1864. Eventually the line was doubled and came under Southern Railway control. Jump ahead to 2017, following the decision to reappropriate the ownership of railway lines from Network rail to the operator, Southern sold 1 line of the Bognor Regis Branch. SR retains one track and uses it for ice lolly tanker storage, as well as jaffa van storage. THe other branch is used by the Moggy Valley for classic Southern region heritage workings, with visiting steamers, and the HSG (High Speed Gronk with 48002 and 48185). The branch runs roughly 3 miles with a single heritage stop at Peddlemere Halt, neearly midway between the 2 stations, but slightly closer to Barnham. Rare Southern services (using a 456) operate over the MVR line behind an 09 or 73 (diesel) and terminate at Bognor Regis in a short lenght platform at left, whereas MVR trains use the far right, outside the trainshed (for steam reasons) by the watering facilities. The middle platforms are disused, with 2 and 3 in use as a carpark. Made for Matt Peddlesden's Train Sim Live and its Gronk Loving/SR viewer 'Moggy'.

UPDATES INCLUDE:
Manual Junctions at Peddlemere
Automobiles
More Detail at Bognor Regis


DLC Required

-South London Network (Neccessary)

-London to Brighton (Neccessary)

-Woodhead Route

-BR Blue Packs (For tankers on SR line).