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A whole new generation of "Trainz" based entertainment has arrived to Trainz A New Era (SP2 or above). This DLC bundle allows you to download all the below routes and sessions into Trainz A New Era - SP2 or newer Trainz products. All new content awaits with a whole new perspective.
The Trainz Model Railroad 2017 "DLC BUNDLE" includes 7 routes inspired by the physical world model train hobby and 22 built-in sessions that are jam-packed with many hours of entertainment for every train fan.
These highly condensed, interactive "layouts" provide a huge range of activities to carry out in a short amount of time, increasing the fun without detracting from prototypical operations. Drive, shunt, complete your scheduled tasks, evaluate your performance or create your own operational situations.
The TMR17 content set also delivers the freedom to create a railroad of any size, scale or design using the world famous "Surveyor" tools. And with virtual model layouts there is no need to worry about space, or the cost of laying more track. To assist we've also included a variety of "model layout" templates to get you up and running quickly (available for download via the download station).
With each route having a RRP of $19.99, the full package of 7 routes makes for a most affordable offering.
Appen is a fictitious route set in West Yorkshire (or should I say the West Riding) in the 1950 - 60's. Appen represents an industrial town located between Leeds and Bradford served by the London Midland with services from the North Eastern region of British Railways.
While only a few short track miles in length, this route is full of interesting operational choices with portals, a full staging yard under the hills, docks, passenger stations and more.
This British Diesel-era layout includes several stations, goods yards and engine facilities and was inspired by memories of growing up in the Midlands spending many hours standing on the side of the Lickey Bank with Grandad watching the trains go past.
The Brazemore Yard has fantastic track work that hugs lush rolling hills to give the feeling of driving through the English countryside.
There are two main yards joined by a central tunnel or by venturing around the figure 8 loop. Whichever way you decide to travel this route, you are sure to have a great Model Railroadz experience.
Franklin Avenue Industrial is a small one baseboard Model Railroadz route inspired by the track plan, 59th Street Branch by Stan Sweatt as featured in Model Railroader Workshop Tips. Franklin Ave is located in Anywhere USA but contains mostly North Eastern influence. With several industries that require multiple switch maneuvers to properly spot cars, you'll need to exercise your critical thinking skills to navigate the maze of tracks around Pete's Candy and the lower yard.
This layout is inspired by the Okayama Prefecture, Japan. It is designed for busy train traffic, and features a great range of challenging sessions. There are also some display cabinets where you can put trains on for stationary display.
An industrial layout on an industrial scale!
The Port Zyd & Fulazturn Railroad represents a busy and thriving railroad serving a large harbor and industrial area, moving freight cars around on behalf of a Class 1 railroad. The Class 1 railroad delivers and picks up freight cars at the Transfer Yard.
The route has many elevated sections and flyovers, and many interactive industries, permitting the use of most types of interactive freight cars. There is a small locomotive depot for both diesel and steam locomotives, and a MoW yard. Lighting is provided for night time operations.
The Shortz & Kerl Railroad was an electrified short line that began freight services in the early part of the Twentieth Century, linking Port Shortz with the Kerl Iron Works.
The railroad expanded and prospered over several decades as numerous industries established themselves around the port and the iron works. Like many other traction lines in North America, the railroad closed in the late 1960s.
This Model Trainz layout represents the Shortz & Kerl in its heyday. On the layout there are many interactive industries. Many of these industries are interdependent. For example, logs arriving at the Port are sorted at the Dry Sort Yard, which then supplies logs to a timber mill that supplies lumber to a crate manufacturer that, in turn, supplies wooden crates to several industries. The Farmall Tractor Company requires steel from the Kerl works and components from local industries.
In addition, a Class 1 railroad drops off and picks up freight cars in the Transfer Track as well as a small locomotive depot and a MoW yard.
NOTE: These are available on the Trainz Download Station. Search for M120.
A set of 4 base modules to get you started in cretaing your very own model railroad layout. These modules are also designed to interconnect with other "M120" layouts by enusring the entry and exit points for each layout are at a standardised position.
Simply choose which size layout you would like to create and start laying track straight away!
A mountain of content awaits!
An enormous selection of content is included (over 5,500 items in total) delivering realistic locos, rolling stock, track and scenery. The interactive sessions provide tasks for you to complete by driving in "simple" or "realistic" mode. You can operate the junctions, interact with AI drivers and even create your own interactive world then just sit back and watch the trains go by.
There literally is a lifetime of enjoyment ahead of you!