Steam Roster Expansion

[ricksan]

I'm getting real close to releasing the G-TraX "big steam" offerings. Bill Hobbs has finished the physics and the audio has come a long way.

And now the roster has been expanded! Here are some shots:


Spokane, Portland and Seattle 701 was a freight-only locomotive, though it was sometimes used as a backup to its fancier passenger-service sisters, numbers 700 and 702.


Thanks to input from Kelly Lynch of the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society, the decision was made to depict Nickel Plate 765 as it appeared in the mid-1940s, which is how the actual locomotive is presented today.

These will be payware products, but aside from distribution fees all net proceeds from sales will be donated to the operating organizations of the SP&S 700 and Nickel Plate 765.

There are a couple of distribution options under consideration and when that's out of the way the locos will be made available--probably later this month. See the G-TraX web site at the link below for additional details.

[Capt_Scarlet]

That is amazingly detailed work you have produced and a great looking loco. Is really is nice to see American steam in RailWorks.

John

[ericmp]

Amazing! You certainly have my purchase of a set.

Stunning work, sir. It's great to see more and more content being created for RailWorks.

[Hawk]

When you're ready to release, consider the advertising section on the main page of the RWA site.

Check this post for a little more info. viewtopic.php?f=13&t=357