Treacherous Tehachapi! Spun over and through the daunting Tehachapi Mountains of California, the Tehachapi Pass route was constructed by the Southern Pacific, opened in 1876, and connects the arid Mojave Desert with California’s fertile San Joaquin Valley. In 1899, via a trackage rights arrangement, the legendary Santa Fe Railway (AT&SF) also began operations on the Tehachapi Pass line. In the 1990s, Southern Pacific merged into Union Pacific and Santa Fe merged with Burlington Northern to form BNSF and today the route is Union Pacific’s bustling Mojave Subdivision and is a heavy tonnage artery for both Union Pacific and BNSF.

From High Iron Simulations, Tehachapi Pass Scenario Pack 01 features ten realistic and challenging career scenarios bringing to life two extraordinary eras of Tehachapi railroading, with five scenarios representing operations during the Southern Pacific/Santa Fe era of the 1980s-90s and five scenarios re-creating contemporary Union Pacific and BNSF railroading!

With Tehachapi Pass Scenario Pack 01, you’ll tackle everything from hot intermodal trains to the heaviest trains ever to cross the Tehachapi Mountains – and you’ll climb aboard diesels as diverse as Santa Fe’s flashy “Warbonnet” GE Dash 8-40BWs, Southern Pacific’s rugged EMD SD45T-2s, and Union Pacific’s potent GE AC4400CWs. Among the experiences that await you in the ten career scenarios of Tehachapi Pass Scenario Pack 01 are:

• Highballing priority intermodals such as Santa Fe’s premier Train 991 and a Union Pacific hotshot I-5 corridor stack and piggyback train.
  
• Dragging extraordinarily ponderous tonnage, including Southern Pacific’s fabled “Oil Cans,” Santa Fe coal, and BNSF ethanol consists over the 2.2 percent grades of Tehachapi. Many of these heavy trains feature locomotives on the point, placed mid-train, and on the rear!
  
• Working locals such as Southern Pacific and Union Pacific trains handling cement traffic off the UP’s Oak Creek branch or originating at the massive Monolith cement plant.
  
• Answering the call to work Union Pacific’s morning switch job at Mojave.

Known for creating authentic scenarios, High Iron Simulations and its Tehachapi Pass Scenario Pack 01 deliver big-time, rugged, and demanding American western railroading at its best in ten scenarios closely based on actual operations and train symbols of the two eras.

Note: Tehachapi Pass Scenario Pack 01 requires the Tehachapi Pass: Mojave – Bakersfield Route Add-On. Select scenarios also require the Montana Hi-Line: Shelby – Havre Route Add-On; Arizona Divide: Winslow – Williams Route Add-On; Southern Pacific SD45T-2 Loco Add-On; and Southern Pacific U33C Loco Add-On. Tehachapi Pass Scenario Pack 01 is available worldwide; due to licensing restrictions, Santa Fe (AT&SF) and BNSF markings will appear only on content distributed to U. S. customers.

Take the throttle and battle tonnage and treacherous Tehachapi — with the ten action-packed and realistic career scenarios of Tehachapi Pass Scenario Pack 01!

Included Scenarios

• Santa Fe 991, Part 1
  
• Santa Fe 991, Part 2
  
• SP Tehachapi Turn
  
• Santa Fe Coal Haul
  
• SP Oil Cans!
  
• BNSF Ethanol West, Part 1
  
• BNSF Ethanol West, Part 2
  
• UP Cement Haul
  
• UP Mojave Morning Switcher
  
• UP I-5 Corridor Intermodal

Summer comes soonest in the South, so climb on-board and visit the Kent Coast with the sprawling and complete Chatham Main Line for Train Simulator!

The history of rail in South East London and Kent is enriched with competitive history. By the mid-1840s, the South Eastern Railway had built the main line from London to Dover via Redhill and Tonbridge. This vital but long-winded link to the major port town of Dover made the SER a key player in the movement of traffic throughout Kent, and this remained as such for the decades to follow.

Not satisfied with missing out on the Capital to Coast battle, and with a desire to link the well-populated North Kent to these key destinations, the East Kent Railway (which had already built Strood to Faversham by 1859), changed its name to the London, Chatham and Dover Railway. Then from 1860 until 1863, rails spread out east and west to form this new, shorter main line.

The LCDR soon had a complete rail network; stretching from London Victoria, via Herne Hill and Catford, through Bromley South and Swanley to Rochester and the Medway Towns. Beyond Faversham, the line split in two, with one sticking along the length of the Kent Coast via Whitstable and Herne Bay to the well-known seaside towns of Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate, all accelerated into holidaymaker fame with the arrival of the railway. The second line took a turn towards Canterbury, before tackling the rugged Kent Downs and arriving in Dover. The LCDR would also extend north towards Blackfriars via Elephant & Castle, and assume ownership of the Sheerness Line, which branches out from Sittingbourne to serve the Isle of Sheppy.

From that point on, the line was cemented in its importance, and things only got better with the Southern Railway’s radical electrification schemes. Vast improvements to stations and the fitting of third rail transformed the line throughout the earlier decades of the 20th Century, with fully electric services reaching Dover and Ramsgate by 1959. In more recent times, the East Kent re-signalling project has vastly improved the movement of trains, with most of the line’s signalling being managed in a central hub at Gillingham. Stations have also been upgraded, or rebuilt entirely, to support 12-car trains between the Kent Coast, Medway and the Capital.

Today, services are largely operated by Southeastern, stopping and semi-fast trains run regularly between London, Ramsgate and Dover, with high-speed services also running between Strood, Faversham and Ramsgate. Thameslink also make an appearance, running services along the Catford Loop towards Swanley, and from North Kent into Medway, terminating in Rainham’s new Platform 0.

In 2016, the original Chatham Main Line released for Train Simulator between London Victoria and Rainham, including the Catford Loop and Orpington, and this was supplemented with the Medway Valley Line extension in 2018. But now, you can finally experience the full Chatham Main Line in its entirety from London Victoria to Ramsgate and Dover via Faversham! The Sheerness Branch is also included, as is London Blackfriars, totalling over 130 miles of South East metals to explore. Also featuring are a plethora of Southeastern EMUs, including an all-new BR Class 465/9 for long-distance Networker action!

Discover the Garden of England and the Breezy Kent Coast with the Chatham Main Line: London Victoria & Blackfriars – Dover & Ramsgate route for Train Simulator!

Included Scenarios

A selection of engaging Career and Railfan Mode scenarios are included:

• 01. [465/9] 1S49 1700 Faversham to Dover Priory
  
• 02. [395] 1F52 1755 St Pancras International to Ramsgate
  
• 03. [465/9] 1F93 0622 Ashford International to London Blackfriars
  
• 04. (375/3] (Part 1) 1P17 0746 Dover Priory to Faversham
  
• 05. [375/6] (Part 2) 1P18 0744 Ramsgate to London Victoria
  
• 06. [375/6] (Part 3) 1P18 0744 Ramsgate to London Victoria
  
• 07. [465/9] 1S19 0934 Rainham (Kent) – Ramsgate
  
• 08. [375/8] 2U19 0747 Dover Priory to Faversham (Engineering Works)
  
• 09. [395] 1J84 1802 Ramsgate to Margate
  
• 10. [377/1] 5Z72 1102 London Victoria to Faversham
  
• [Railfan] Dover Priory
  
• [Railfan] Margate
  
• [Railfan] Faversham

More scenarios are available on the Steam Workshop online and in-game. Train Simulator’s Steam Workshop scenarios are free and easy to download, adding many more hours of exciting gameplay. With scenarios being added daily, why don’t you check it out now!

Key Features

• Over 130 miles of London and Kent rails, including:
  
  • Chatham Main Line – London Victoria to Dover Priory and Ramsgate via Faversham
    
  • Catford Loop between Brixton and Shortlands via Denmark Hill
    
  • Herne Hill & Denmark Hill to London Blackfriars via Elephant & Castle
    
  • Chislehurst & Bickley to Orpington
    
  • North Kent Line – Gravesend to Strood
    
  • Sheerness Branch – Sittingbourne to Sheerness on Sea
    
  • Beckenham Junction to Catford Bridge
    
  • Over 60 detailed stations, and numerous key locations & landmarks
• Brand new BR Class 465/9 in Southeastern Blue Stripe & Grey Stripe liveries
  
• BR Class 465/0 and 465/1 in Southeastern Blue Stripe & Grey Stripe liveries
  
• BR Class 395 in Southeastern Highspeed original & 10th Anniversary liveries
  
• BR Class 375/3, 375/6, 375/7, 375/8 and 375/9 in the following Southeastern liveries:
  
  • Grey Stripe with Yellow Doors
    
  • No Stripe with Yellow Doors
    
  • No Stripe with Blue Doors
    
  • Blue Stripe with Blue Doors
    
  • Gold Stripe with Royal Blue Doors
    
  • Dark Blue
    
  • Includes multiple named variants
• BR Class 377/1 in Southern livery (with Southern and Southeastern Logos)
  
• BR Class 377/5 in Southeastern livery
  
• 7 Career and 3 Railfan Mode scenarios
  
• Quick Drive compatible
  
• Download size: 0.00mb

Required Modules:

DCS: MiG-21bis
DCS: NEVADA Test and Training Range Map

The Constant Peg Campaign is based on operations carried out by the USAF’s 4477th Test and Evaluation Squadron, the ‘Red Eagles’. These 10 missions are set in 1988 and replicate the unit’s typical operations from Tonopah Test Range Airfield, Nevada. You will take flight in a MiG-21 to expose pilots from operational units to Soviet aircraft, and to replicate adversary tactics during realistic combat training scenarios. Face off against the F-14 Tomcat and F-15 Eagle in one versus one and two versus two air combat. Lead your flight against a larger force during realistic Fighter Weapons School ‘Mission Employment’ training and a ‘Red Flag’ exercise mission.

This campaign was designed in partnership with Steve Davies, author of Red Eagles: America’s Secret Migs, host of the 10 Percent True: Tales from the Cockpit podcast, and the authority on Constant Peg operations. He brought with him access to the real Red Eagles pilots, whose technical guidance was used to ensure this is the most realistic experience possible.

Key features:

• 10 missions based on first-hand accounts of Constant Peg operations
  
• A Campaign Introduction by Steve Davies and 10 sets of PDF briefings adapted from USAF standards
  
• Custom kneeboard pages for each mission including a reproduction of an actual Red Eagles MiG-21 checklist
  
• Hundreds of authentic voice overs that recreate the actual callsigns and procedures

In Cologne 3D, explore the historic Old Market in the old town and Gottfried-Hagen-Str. in Cologne-Kalk (the office of the developer!) and get an idea of what it looks like there today. You can also see 3D views of the past of some houses. There is also the option to play an audio about some houses and the Jan von Werth fountain on the Old Market. Two types of advertising pillars can also be placed on the Old Market. The version is a kind of technical demo to show what is possible and should be expanded in the future if possible.

The project development will be continuing. The areas and places in Cologne that can be viewed are to be enlarged and expanded.

There are two versions. Both for PC, one in 3D and one for virtual reality.

That version is not free of errors, the controls are not optimized and we do not guarantee that it will run.

Note: Both versions start in German language. The language of parts (like the Old Market) can be changed.
Please have a look on the short manual to see the controls, in German and English.

The NS 430 GPS navigation system, is an optional add-on module for most DCS World aircraft. It provides powerful, yet intuitive, navigation and radio communications options to supplement the navigation and radio systems already integrated into your aircraft. The NS 430 is particularly useful for older aircraft with less sophisticated navigation and communication systems.

This module provides ability to display the NS 430 as a pop-up window in almost all aircraft (except for those that have their own advanced navigation systems like the A-10C, Ka-50 and F/A-18C).

The NS 430 can also also be separately purchased as an integrated cockpit panel option for DCS: Mi-8MTV2 and DCS: L-39 Albatros.

The NS 430 was introduced in 1997 and quickly became aviation’s most popular GPS. Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS) capability was added in 2006. The sharp, clear display and intuitive button layout of the NS 430 made it the standard for general aviation around the world.

The DCS NS 430 includes:

• Dozens of user interface screens
  
• Chapter and Page layout functionality
  
• Moving map capability
  
• Serves as both a communications radio, navigation radio, and GPS receiver
  
• Concentric knobs are used to navigate the various pages, scroll through data, and enter information
  
• Options to configure to displays based on user preference
  
• The device supports navigation on next maps: Caucasus, Nevada, Normandy 1944 and Persian Gulf

Llega un conjunto de 21 nuevos elementos de vehículos de todos los rincones del mundo de la mano de bsquiklehausen. ¡Llena las calles de tus ciudades con vehículos míticos, como un supercoche de policía, entre otros!

Amantes del jazz, estáis de enhorabuena, pues On Air Radio trae los ritmos del jazz a Cities: Skylines. Ideal para crear las ciudades más sincopadas.

The German 1TD 41AC units captured bridgeheads on the bank of r.Luga in the area of Bolshoy Sabsk. Germans, stubbornly holding the bridgeheads at Ivanovka, Porechye, Bolshoy Sabsk, continued to accumulate infantry and tanks in the Porechye and Sabsk areas, preparing for a further offensive in the direction of Krasnogvardeysk. 1TD takes defense on a bridgehead in the Bolshoy Sabsk area. Neighbor on the right – 36MID. 1TD is combat-ready enough to continue the offensive, despite the losses incurred in previous battles. The days spent in defense by the division were used for the repair and preparation of equipment and weapons. According to intelligence, in the 1TD defense sector, the enemy occupies fortified positions north of Yazvishche. 90RD units take defense at Bolshoy Sabsk. A large amount of artillery is also concentrated in the area. The battalions of the Leningrad Infantry School occupy defense on the right flank near the highway.

• Two operations of 12 turns for each of the sides (Peleshi, August 08 – 09, 1941) covering the German offensive from the bridgehead at Bolshoy Sabsk.
  
• Precisely recreated area of over 100 sq. km: plains with harsh terrain and forests.
  
• Historical organizational structure of units at the time of the offensive.

With the iB Cricket Companion app, those playing iB Cricket in standalone Quest2/Quest headsets can access local PvP right from their desktop. You can bowl to your friend from this companion app and your friend can bat in VR in iB Cricket. Also, you can checkout the live matches and have fun.

Bowl to your friends

• Choose the stadium, pitch, country jersey, day/night/overcast conditions, bowling level etc. right from your desktop and start the PvP match.
  
• Select the fieldset, pick special balls, and set the line & length to bowl. Have fun challenging your friends.

  iBTV

• Check out live matches and have fun watching them.

Levantas la vista de tu coqueta mesa de trabajo. Parece que ya es de noche, ¿qué hora será? Poco importa: las horas han pasado volando mientras das los últimos retoques a tu nuevo retrogadget. Una línea de código más, un poco de pintura por aquí, una pegatina por allá… ¡y listo! Lo enciendes y… oyes el pitido de arranque… Las agujas de los medidores cobran vida y la pantalla se ilumina… Qué maravilla. Todo listo para que el mundo lo vea. Ahora solo hay que ponerle un nombre.

Un creador todopoderoso

Siente la pasión de construir tus propios y sorprendentes artilugios operativos. Deja volar tu imaginación mientras construyes, sueldas, programas, personalizas y jugueteas con gadgets impresionantes en tu plácida mesa de trabajo. Crea videoconsolas, máquinas meteorológicas, tableros eléctricos, radios, cajas de ritmos… ¡Todo está a tu alcance! ¿Cuál será tu próxima invención?

Sabes que puedes

¡En Retro Gadgets tienes el poder en tus manos! Suelda placas de circuitos, incorpora botones e interruptores, altavoces y luces, conecta y programa CPU, chips de sonido y vídeo, dale al botón de encendido y observa cómo tu creación cobra vida. ¡Que nadie se quede sin valorar tu ingenio!

Creaciones por doquier

Descubre otros artilugios creados en los rincones más variopintos del mundo. Descárgatelos, juguetea con ellos, desmóntalos, observa cómo funcionan y construye tu propia versión. ¿Estará el planeta preparado para tus sobrecogedoras creaciones?

Una mesa de lo más cuqui

Trastea, haz pruebas y pierde la noción del tiempo en tu bonita mesa de estilo pixel art. Todo parece a tu alcance de un modo más que satisfactorio. Abre los cajones y déjate sorprender. Suelda y pinta, imprime y coloca pegatinas con tenazas, conecta piezas con imanes, mueve diales, toca botones, acciona interruptores… Haznos caso, ¡jamás has jugado a nada igual!

Componentes sin parangón

Tienes a tu disposición una colección en constante aumento de botones, interruptores, diales, medidores, luces, LED, LCD, chips, joysticks, altavoces, placas de circuitos y mucho más. ¡Todo lo que necesitas para crear una máquina que deje a todos con la barbilla en el suelo! ¡Ahora solo tienes que ponerle un nombre!

Estilos memorables

Crea artilugios a tu más puro estilo personal. Conecta placas y crea nuevas formas, pinta componentes con diferentes colores, diseña y usa plantillas para crear diseños exclusivos. Dibuja, colorea y coloca tus propias pegatinas. ¡Incluso puedes subir un logotipo para añadir un toque más profesional!

Conviértete en una auténtica estrella del software

¡Una vez construido tu gadget, llega el momento de programar! Escribe y depura tu propio código en nuestro entorno de programación LUA o cárgalo directamente en la CPU. Programa videojuegos, estaciones meteorológicas, cajas de ritmos, cámaras, reproductores de vídeo, radios… ¡Las posibilidades son ilimitadas!

La cacharrería infinita

Ya sabemos cómo va el rollo: estás pintando tu última obra maestra y, de repente, ¡PUM! ¡Te visitan las musas con nuevas y refrescantes ideas! Pues nada, guarda tu artilugio en el cajón del archivo, saca uno antiguo y ponte con él o empieza con uno nuevo desde cero. ¡Mientras tengas energía, a crear!

Da rienda suelta a tus artilugios

Tus creaciones no tienen que limitarse a Retro Gadgets, ¡de eso nada! Basta un interruptor para transportar tus artilugios al escritorio de tu ordenador (¡para jugar en vez de trabajar o hacer los deberes!).