New England GP38 pack from TrainSimulations

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new release. NEW ENGLAND GP38 ENGINE PACK | TrainSimulations

Has GP38s for Bangor & Aroostook, Maine Central, and Central Vermont (GP38AC)

[email4butch]

I got an email this morning about these models. The graphics look really good.
So are these re-skins of the GP38 Engines offered in the Open Rails Starter Route?

[CSRX]

I got an email this morning about these models. The graphics look really good.
So are these re-skins of the GP38 Engines offered in the Open Rails Starter Route?

No, all new models and paint work.

[email4butch]

Ok then, take my money

[JSMR]

Are 'add-ons' like this all show and no go? Good graphics but poor physics etc? Or do they hit the mark right across the board?

[cfriedri]

Are 'add-ons' like this all show and no go? Good graphics but poor physics etc? Or do they hit the mark right across the board?

TrainSimulations does a good job with everything. I haven't picked this set up yet but from all their other offerings I have no doubt the physics are equally as good as the appearance.

[CSRX]

Are 'add-ons' like this all show and no go? Good graphics but poor physics etc? Or do they hit the mark right across the board?

TrainSimulations probably has some of the best physics around. Between them and what Erick Cantu produces for NAVS, I don't think you have to worry about "all show and no go" attitude.

GP38's on the MEC Mountain Division route were rated at 800-900 tons per unit, and yeah, realistic wise, these in fact do struggle on that route.

[JSMR]

Ok thank you, Appreciate it,