All Train Sim Files: 8001–8010 of 21714

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Electric Locomotives

MSTS CC65500 SNCF Diesel Electric

Name: cc655001.zip Size: 4,618,094 Date: 03-11-2003 Downloads: 1555
MSTS CC65500 SNCF Diesel Electric for freight services 1955-1970. Used largely for the later construction of the high speed TGV lines during 1980-1995. Original sounds by Nicolas Belphegor. Original front and rear cabview rendered with PovRay 3.5. Model with TSM by Pierre Gauriat.

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Diesel Locomotives

MSTS Guilford MEC GP40H #379

Name: gfd379v1.zip Size: 923,952 Date: 03-11-2003 Downloads: 626
MSTS Guilford MEC GP40H #379. This livery represents the way it looked about a year ago with the American flag. Requires MSTS content update with TA SD40. Textures by Gary Horninger. Original EMD model and textures by Justin Cornell. Lighting by Kelley Ellison . Physics 4.5 by Bob Boudoin. Sounds by MS/TrainArtisan.

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Early Hood Diesels

MSTS Alco RSD-5 Physics V4.7

Name: rsd5_v47.zip Size: 18,204 Date: 03-05-2004 Downloads: 740
MSTS Alco RSD-5 Physics V4.7. Revised .eng file to give the RSD5 by Diesels-West more realistic performance. No editing needed, replaces the old file. Modifications to .eng files by Bob Boudoin.

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Early Hood Diesels

MSTS Maine Central GP7u #563

Name: mec563.zip Size: 1,658,370 Date: 03-11-2003 Downloads: 538
MSTS Maine Central GP7u #563 second re-paint. Original model and textures by 3DTrains. High nose cab by Graeme Cox. Dynamics and add-ons by Teemu Saukkonen. Reskinned and cab mods by Dwight Mitchell. Requires EMD567.ZIP and GP7CAB.ZIP. (See also MECBAR-1.ZIP)

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Tutorials

Trainsimming Modern Swiss Railways

Name: mstsch10.zip Size: 1,115,298 Date: 03-11-2003 Downloads: 1163
Trainsimming Modern Swiss Railways. Looks at SBB and BLS locos EMUs and carriage stock. By Philip Chesters.

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Box Cars

MSTS Nevada Northern Box Car #213

Name: nnr_box.zip Size: 762,415 Date: 03-11-2003 Downloads: 500
MSTS Nevada Northern Box Car #213. A repaint of the us2freight7 car by Steve Spivey. Public domain.

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Flat Cars

MSTS Pulpwood Car

Name: pulpwd11.zip Size: 565,672 Date: 03-11-2003 Downloads: 1049
MSTS Pulpwood Car loaded and unloaded, v1.1. Old repaints are compatible with this, excpet you need the 7truck2.ace. Created with Train Sim Modeler, blank texture included for repainting. By Teemu Saukkonen.

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Early Car Body Diesels

MSTS Rock Island Rocket Passenger Set

Name: rirocket.zip Size: 1,541,707 Date: 03-11-2003 Downloads: 1263
MSTS Rock Island Rocket Passenger Set. Two E8A's, #654 and 655, with four passenger cars (baggage, coach, combine and diner). All cars left unnumbered for multiple use in same train. All repaints by Jim England. E8A model and original textures by Jens-Chris Baerenz. Physics and engine file by Chris Lee. Cars are generic heavyweights from CLW.

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Diesel Locomotives

MSTS Union Pacific GE U50C

Name: up5025.zip Size: 1,228,281 Date: 03-11-2003 Downloads: 1585
MSTS Union Pacific GE U50C #5025. Model, paint, lights by Rick Lamp. Wag file by Bob Boudoin. (See also UP5025_A.ZIP and U50CRAIL.ZIP)

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Microsoft Train Simulator - Freight Activities

MSTS Activity--Branch Line Society Tour

Name: bls.zip Size: 93,580 Date: 03-12-2003 Downloads: 975
MSTS Activity--Branch Line Society Tour. A very different activity for the Newark and Jersey City Railroad. The activity includes over 100 reversing points and amazingly they all work. By Jonathan Bird.