Railworks America

RRMODS is pleased to announce our first Freeware release for DTG's Train Simulator.

NSC 60ft High Cube Box car in Canadian Pacific.

Features…
•Includes 4 different skins
•Animated bottom shelf coupler/hoses
•Auto Running Numbers
•Road specific highly detailed features
•Realistic physics
•Tested in Railworks (TS2017 and TS2016)

This is one of many more releases coming for us in the near future.

Get them here http://www.rrmods-rw.com/

That high cube is something I see on the local that comes through every day here! I'm sure it will feel right at home on the CMP route. Very well done!

RRMods railcars look decisively superior compared to the majority of TS17 cars, which date from the Kuju era and have never been updated since. Their brake hoses match the substituted animated couplers I have put on all my locos.

I bought the DRGW hoppers, but haven't tested running a full scenario with all TS17 cars exchanged for RRMods' to test their impact on performance and frame rates.

Here's some detail shots of them. Other than the clean version, they all have different graffiti on each side.

Part 1

And part 2.

These boxcars are really nice. Love them and the sound, RRmods did an awesome work on these.

Really nice

In case anyone hasn't seen yet, RRMods has released another Freeware livery for their 60' high cube boxcar.

http://www.rrmods-rw.com/product-catego ... be-boxcar/

Very well worth the money. I am trying to do a video on them but i think my sound card is going out.

Quite strange: I selected the two freeware boxcar packs and the audio/couplers pack and then clicked on cart & checkout. I almost cancelled the whole transaction when I saw how much private information they wanted for a freeware order, but provided it anyway (thus upping my gullibility rating?). Then - - - - - nothing, including no information about what would or should happen next.

Finding a product on the site is way too difficult, by the way; furthermore, most of their payware is listed for TS2009 through TS12.

OldProf wrote:Quite strange: I selected the two freeware boxcar packs and the audio/couplers pack and then clicked on cart & checkout. I almost cancelled the whole transaction when I saw how much private information they wanted for a freeware order, but provided it anyway (thus upping my gullibility rating?). Then - - - - - nothing, including no information about what would or should happen next.

Finding a product on the site is way too difficult, by the way; furthermore, most of their payware is listed for TS2009 through TS12.

Tom, after hitting checkout the next text displayed says your order has been placed and that an email has been sent to the email address you provided.

The email contains the download links for the files. Check your email that you entered on their site.

This is a very similar setup to Trains and Drivers Web store. For security purposes this is the way to go for payware type sites, rather than having a public download link and emailing a password. Not quite as c9nvenient, but likely a necessary evil.

Actually, when you submit the order, there is a link to download in the confirmation.

NStrains wrote:Actually, when you submit the order, there is a link to download in the confirmation.

Hmmm . . . I didn't see any such link, but the email confirmation with links did arrive the next day (ATT promises its customers "slower than snail mail delivery").