RW Passenger Scenarios with 2-8-0 MCSA 1920s
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These are cloned versions of the previously released morning and evening passenger runs on the MCSA 1920s route.
The 4-4-0 engine of the old scenarios has been replaced by Cecil Kerr's 2-8-0, for those who favor this engine. No other changes have been made.

Package includes four stand-alone scenarios simulating an early morning and evening local passenger runs from Camden to Moscow and back.

Quite challenging as the steep grades will test your skills as an engineer, having to keep the speed up all the time to keep your tight schedule.
Requires several freeware and one payware download, or the use of RW_Tools to substitute any missing rolling stock items. By Michael Stephan

Below is a list of the rolling stock required by this scenario.

Required Payware Add-ons:
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PLEASE NOTE: YOU CAN REPLACE ROLLING STOCK THAT YOU DO NOT HAVE, YOU WILL HAVE TO GET A WORKING COPY OF THE (DONATIONWARE) RW_TOOLS FOR THIS. SEE HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION: www.rstools.info

Golden Age of Railroading:
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NP 19th Century Freight Pack:
http://golden-age-rails.com/nppack.html

Freeware 36ft Boxcars, Generic Pack and GN Pack:
http://golden-age-rails.com/boxcar-36-1.html

Freeware Skeleton Logcars:
http://golden-age-rails.com/flat-skeleton.html

Other Required Add-ons:
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"2-8-0 & Tender":
http://railworksamerica.com/FileLibrary/RollingStock_Page1.html
Currently these are on page three of the rolling stock section at RailWorksAmerica. If you cannot find them there, try browsing the older pages, they may get pushed down as newer engines get released.

GN Heavyweight Parlor Coach:
parl_gn.zip http://www.trainsim.com/kdl.php?fid=22895
(Requires original model PARLCAR.ZIP http://www.trainsim.com/kdl.php?fid=22623 )

Disclaimer:
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Although it is unlikely to happen at all, I shall not be held responsible for any damage any part of this archive might do to your system. You agree to use the files on your own risk.

Michael Stephan
www.golden-age-rails.com

support@golden-age-rails.com
RailWorksAmerica and trainsim.com: GreatNortherner