Ah, the days when I used to play MSTS
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 11:00 pm
I haven't played MSTS since early 2011, since Windows 7 won't run it properly (I've tried the 'compatibility mode", which hasn't fixed it on either of the computers I've had). I have Rail Simulator Train Simulator 2012 (updating to 2013 as I type) on this computer but seldom use it, since I don't have as much free time plus I don't like it as much.
MSTS was fun, especially the large amount of user-created free expansion content available for it.
Here is my WSOR passenger train. The coaches are actually re-skins of British designs. The F-unit came with the default GP38 cab and sounds, but I configured it to have the F-unit cab and sounds from the Maple Leaf Tracks Royal Canadian Pacific set.
I did a freelance scenario where a shortline had taken over the Kalispell branch on the default Marias Pass route and operated it using a hodgepodge of Geeps, including an ex-WSOR GP35, ex-CP GP9R, and ex-BNSF GP38-2 (default).
MSTS was fun, especially the large amount of user-created free expansion content available for it.
Here is my WSOR passenger train. The coaches are actually re-skins of British designs. The F-unit came with the default GP38 cab and sounds, but I configured it to have the F-unit cab and sounds from the Maple Leaf Tracks Royal Canadian Pacific set.
I did a freelance scenario where a shortline had taken over the Kalispell branch on the default Marias Pass route and operated it using a hodgepodge of Geeps, including an ex-WSOR GP35, ex-CP GP9R, and ex-BNSF GP38-2 (default).