Store Page
Train Simulator
All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos Workshop News Guides Reviews

Train Simulator

Store Page
Train Simulator >  Workshop > TheViroco's Workshop
219 ratings
Midnight Double Draft
Description Discussions0 Comments3 Change Notes
   
Award
Favorite
Favorited
Unfavorite
Tags: diesel, #ts14, Scenario, Final, US, #rtdp{8c0780ae-47f1-4b64-9037-0abca7e43cf8}, The Racetrack: Aurora - Chicago Route , #scnr{0826c5b3-3281-4106-85ab-9857539a7a10}
File Size
Posted
130.394 KB
Feb 4, 2016 @ 5:13pm
1 Change Note ( view )
Created by
TheViroco
Offline
See all 8 collections (some may be hidden)
501 Unique Visitors
464 Current Subscribers
10 Current Favorites

Subscribe to download
Midnight Double Draft

Description
You were just about to leave for the night, but Metra 1324 has an engine failure at Hinsdale. Deadhead your train from Union Station to Hinsdale, couple to 1324's train, and make the passenger stops back to Chicago. The Racetrack is very quiet on this rainy night. This session requires The Racetrack and 1 hour of your time. Good luck and enjoy!
3 Comments
< >
jimsinclair56 Feb 16, 2016 @ 2:12pm 
TheViroco: You're very welcome! Yes, GP38s would work or anything that comes with the Classic American assets pack. I do love running this route after dark; the creators did a great job with the lighting! Thanks again for a cool scenario! :)
TheViroco  [author] Feb 16, 2016 @ 6:46am 
jimsinclair56, thanks! I was thinking of putting some AI freights in, but I would've wanted to use some BNSF GEVOs, and I wanted to keep this strictly to this route. I guess I could've put in some with the GP38 included
jimsinclair56 Feb 13, 2016 @ 9:57pm 
This was a fun and interesting scenario with no problems and check marks all the way! The rainy night was a nice touch. I wondered how the signalling would work to recsue train 1324 and it was very realistic! The only suggestion to possibly make this scenario a little more exciting would be to throw in a couple of AI freight trains. That aside, this is really nice work and thank you for this cool scenario! :)