Train Simulator 2021: Western Maryland Railway 'Retro Pack'

Finally its out - alas the WM retro pack for the Hanover Sub (for which you'll need for scenarios that come with) by High Iron Simulations - for Train Simulator
Take a brief look at the rolling stock within the pack, including the locomotives and the array of wagons and freight cars.
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Western Maryland EMD F7A and F7B in “Speed Lettering” and “Circus Colors” liveries
Western Maryland EMD GP9 in traditional black “Speed Lettering” livery
Western Maryland EMD GP35 in “Speed Lettering” and “Circus Colors” liveries
Western Maryland C-13A steel cupola caboose in three WM liveries
Ten types of period-authentic freight equipment in Western Maryland and other liveries
Ten realistic and challenging career scenarios appropriate to the Western Maryland era for use on the CSX Hanover Subdivision route
Quick Drive compatible
Download size: 218.9mb
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Pack can be found here via Steam:
store.steampow...
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If I missed anything or you have any questions or comments regarding, please post them below
Take care, stay safe - see you next time!
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[@spartacussimulations5571]

Good to see you back

[@scr2392]

29:36 no that’s not the default the default is the one tone horn that’s the dd35/gp35 in Sherman hill default horn

[@scr2392]

Also the gp9 got the F7 engine sound finally instead of the filterd flat toneless sound

[@CSXGP38]

That green shorty boxcar looks like it may have been a Reading Railroad design without the logo, covered hoppers in your second train are cement hoppers. Large cement industry on the East Sub in Union Bridge, MD, as well as the cement industry east of Hagerstown at Security

[@schnauzahpowahz]

Always find short boxcars unique, eager to drag somenof those around. Those cement hops? Thought there were grain written on em 🤔
Look interesting nonetheless & good to know 👍

[@CSXGP38]

The 2-bay cylindrical covered hoppers are cement, airslides were marked for flour, also used to haul sugar in the Baltimore, MD market

[@shodancat1000]

at the rate DTM pumps out trains, he's clearly prioritizing quantity over quality. not interested in that type of thing but i guess the scenarios are probably fun thanks to Gary Dolzall and if you're looking for WM stuff you don't exactly have a lot of options.

[@onionhat9141]

i wonder if i can find my street in this route

[@wrrail]

on the F7 the bell is reused
its from the GP33ECO

[@schnauzahpowahz]

Oh right on, thanks

[@kittycraft]

Nice to see a varied fallen flag pack in both locomotives and rolling stock. Sadly on the locomotive side the sounds used really bring it down.
- GP35s either have a too loud primer mover or old stock sounds DTM horn/bells are way too quiet.
- F7s have an accurate horn but the block/yellow A and B units having notably different bit of weathering is odd.
- GP9s look good but the VNHRR headlights and lack of dynamics blister showing in the interior view are minor things they could alter but won't.
Overall its an better product than most first party NA products released from DTG and gives a nice variety, not a bad price to pay and fills a needed gap in northeastern content for this game. Hope we see more collabs between 3rd party groups like this in the future.

[@schnauzahpowahz]

Well said

[@scr2392]

The F7 and the gp9 had the same engine in real life so idk why they had different one to begin with

[@mountainstaterailfanproduc8248]

They should have done a chop nose gp9/7 instead of the high hood one, WM did that to all of them.

[@cheryljemison5498]

WM has an SD40. It's preserved.

[@cole46724]

Did you know the Western Maryland paint jobs are based on the Maryland state flag?

[@schnauzahpowahz]

I actually did not. Love WM tho, their history and paints (esp the fireball)

[@hi-railhardin]

Those horn volumes sound way too low to my ears, but some awesome graphics!

[@schnauzahpowahz]

The sound could use some mixing for sure 😉