railworks addon website

[Axolotl_gamer]

does anyone know any good railworks addons website if you do can you give me the link to the website please

[Highball Simulation]

Originally posted by b,b,r,k:

does anyone know any good railworks addons website if you do can you give me the link to the website please

What sort of content are you looking for? British, North American, rest of world?

[Axolotl_gamer]

british

[Motorhomegirl14 [UK]]

Armstrong Powerhouse and Just Trains are pretty good.

[Highball Simulation]

Originally posted by b,b,r,k:

british

As Motorhomegirl14 [UK] notes, Armstrong Powerhouse and Just Trains are good for anybody looking for traction from about 1960 to the present day. If it's steam engines you're after, I'd suggest taking a look at Steam Sounds Supreme or Caledonia Works (Just Trains does a small range of steam locos, but their main focus is more recent operations).

[Axolotl_gamer]

yes steam locos standard and narrow guage as well wagons and coach

Originally posted by Highball Simulation:

Originally posted by b,b,r,k:

british

As Motorhomegirl14 [UK] notes, Armstrong Powerhouse and Just Trains are good for anybody looking for traction from about 1960 to the present day. If it's steam engines you're after, I'd suggest taking a look at Steam Sounds Supreme or Caledonia Works (Just Trains does a small range of steam locos, but their main focus is more recent operations).

[Highball Simulation]

Originally posted by b,b,r,k:

yes steam locos standard and narrow guage as well wagons and coach

Originally posted by Highball Simulation:

As Motorhomegirl14 [UK] notes, Armstrong Powerhouse and Just Trains are good for anybody looking for traction from about 1960 to the present day. If it's steam engines you're after, I'd suggest taking a look at Steam Sounds Supreme or Caledonia Works (Just Trains does a small range of steam locos, but their main focus is more recent operations).

Here are some links:

https://www.steamsoundssupreme.com/

https://sprailways.co.uk/

https://caledoniaworks.com/

[wacdag]

I would also like to recommend Bossman Games for their steam locos and Digital Traction.

https://www.bossmangames.co.uk
https://digitaltraction.co.uk/mainsite/

[Axolotl_gamer]

is Their more website

[Motorhomegirl14 [UK]]

Wagons and Coaches you can get from both sites that I mentioned.

[hefewe1zen]

You have just missed the holiday sales though. JT, SSS and AP are all over. Digital Traction still going on

[Platinum SLS]

Along with those already mentioned in the thread so far, I'll add Alan Thomson Sim as an additional suggestion:

https://alanthomsonsim.com/

While they are mainly a website for content such as patches, reskins and scenarios, they also sell some of their own add-ons, such as the Chat Moss and Kings Cross to Kings Lynn routes and the Class 185 DMU. They also have plans to release an updated and extended version of the Great Eastern Main Line and Class 745/755 'FLIRT' trains in the near future.

[FusedCircuit]

Originally posted by wacdag:

I would also like to recommend Bossman Games for their steam locos and Digital Traction.

https://www.bossmangames.co.uk
https://digitaltraction.co.uk/mainsite/

Digital Traction add-ons haven't changed at all over the years. They were good back in 2014/2015 but with ever other developer implementing more realistic simulation, better models ect DT haven't kept up. You can pick up much better steam locomotives from the likes of Victory Works via Steam Sounds Supreme or Bossman Games.

[hefewe1zen]

Originally posted by FusedCircuit:

Originally posted by wacdag:

I would also like to recommend Bossman Games for their steam locos and Digital Traction.

https://www.bossmangames.co.uk
https://digitaltraction.co.uk/mainsite/

Digital Traction add-ons haven't changed at all over the years. They were good back in 2014/2015 but with ever other developer implementing more realistic simulation, better models ect DT haven't kept up. You can pick up much better steam locomotives from the likes of Victory Works via Steam Sounds Supreme or Bossman Games.

I would say Victory Works, SSS and Just Trains are the top of the class.

I was expecting a bit more from Bossman game's Black 5 (no realistic injectors etc).

DT is a bit more basic but I still like their locos. The lack of scenarios, manuals and content description are more of a problem though.

[Axolotl_gamer]

any more website but with free content the website you have suggest are good

[Highball Simulation]

Originally posted by BasilFawlty:

Originally posted by FusedCircuit:

Digital Traction add-ons haven't changed at all over the years. They were good back in 2014/2015 but with ever other developer implementing more realistic simulation, better models ect DT haven't kept up. You can pick up much better steam locomotives from the likes of Victory Works via Steam Sounds Supreme or Bossman Games.

I would say Victory Works, SSS and Just Trains are the top of the class.

I was expecting a bit more from Bossman game's Black 5 (no realistic injectors etc).

DT is a bit more basic but I still like their locos. The lack of scenarios, manuals and content description are more of a problem though.

DT's locos can also be a pain on lower-end systems, as their firebox simulations consume framerate like nobody's business.

VictoryWorks and SSS regularly team up to develop new locomotives. Talk about a match made in heaven!