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Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of gameplay. More scenarios are available on Steam Workshop online and in-game. We are a world-leading firearms training simulator and range design provider for government, military, law enforcement, and police agencies worldwide. Scenariosįour career scenarios for the Miami-West Palm Beach route: MILO has set the international standard for interactive simulation training, range design, equipment, and training curriculum. The CSX C30-7 is Quick Drive enabled, giving you the freedom to use the locomotive on any Quick Drive enabled route for Train Simulator.
The CSX C30-7 DLC also includes a 100-ton coal hopper in CSX livery and 2-bay covered hoppers in CSX, Chessie System, and Seaboard System schemes, along with four career scenarios for the Miami-West Palm Beach route (available separately and required to play the scenarios). It also features a working HOT (head-of-train) and EOT (end-of-train) device. The CSX C30-7 offers standard and advanced start-up features and is provided in clean and weathered CSX liveries. Virtual Rail Creations (VRC) has created the CSX C30-7 for Train Simulator in an authentic model with advanced controls and a variety of interactive operating features. buyers, two predecessors of today’s CSX – the Louisville & Nashville and Seaboard Coast Line – purchased a total of 95 C30-7s and it is in CSX’s classic blue, yellow, and gray “YN2” livery that the C30-7 is now available for Train Simulator duty. The husky GE, which could be employed in a variety of mainline services, was purchased by nine original customers. The C30-7 utilized a 16-cylinder version of GE’s proven four-cycle 7FDL-series diesel power plant, stretched 67-feet, 3 inches in length and, depending upon customer specifications, weighed in between 359,000 and 420,000 pounds.
General Electric’s “Dash 7” line of diesel locomotives was introduced in 1976 and promised better fuel efficiency, and improved reliability as compared to GE’s older generation of famed “U-boats.” The first of the GE Dash 7 line to enter production was the six-axle, 3,000-horsepower C30-7 and the type would also prove the most popular and successful of GE’s Dash 7s, with 1,078 units constructed through 1986.
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