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TEE and Grey Mouse
for the Microsoft Train Simulator
The flagship of the SBB Historical Heritage Foundation will also inspire you!
They were once the kings of the European rail network and the epitome of sophisticated travel: the Trans Europ Express TEE trains. Equipped with 210 seats, this lovingly restored luxury train invites you to extraordinary journeys of discovery on all the routes in your Train Simulator. From 1961 to 1988, the elegant TEE "Gottardo" ran daily between Zurich and Milan. Like no other SBB train, it embodies the design and spirit of the 1950s and 1960s.
After 30 years of service, the TEEs were rebuilt in 1988/89, and second-class seating was added. The classic ivory/red livery disappeared, and they were painted in light gray/dark gray, earning them the nickname "Gray Mouse." The rebuilt trains were used on the Zurich–Milan and Zurich–Stuttgart routes. Due to frequent malfunctions (transformer damage, broken axles), they were used in recent years only as feeder trains for TGV trains between Bern and Frasne. The rebuilt version features the typical light and dark gray EC livery of the SBB. They are used in international EC traffic.
CD version and download contain 8 tasks for Gotthard 1 & 2 with timetables.
6 first class carriages!
The 6-car four-electric train – completely furnished in first-class luxury – consists of the following carriages:
- Dining car with bar, 48 seats
- Piano car, 36 seats
- Three open-plan carriages, total 126 seats
- Machine car
The train:
6-car unit with 1 1st class control car, 1 1st class open-plan car, 1 motor car with kitchen, 1 bar car with 2nd class open-plan compartment, 1 2nd class open-plan car and 1 2nd class control car.
| Model: | SBB RAe TEE II |
| Number: | 1051 - 1055 |
| Manufacturer: | SIG, MFO |
| Years of construction: | 1961 - 1967 |
| Decommissioning: | 1995 - 2000 |
| Axle formula: | 2’2’+2’2’+(A1A)(A1A)+2’2’+2’2’+2’2’ |
| Track width: | 1435 mm |
| Lenght over Buffers: | 149760 mm (6 parts) | 125334 mm (5 parts) |
| Height: | 4210 mm |
| Witdth: | 2840 mm |
| Total wheelbase: | 143499 mm (6 parts) | 119074 mm (5 parts) |
| Weight: | 296,0 t |
| Top speed: | 160 km/h |
| Hourly output: | 2310 kW |
| Starting traction: | 172,6 kN (15 kV) | 188,3 kN (25 kV, 3 kV, 1,5 kV) |
| Continuous traction: | 81,6 kN (15 kV) | 79,8 kN (25 kV, 3 kV, 1,5 kV) |
| Braking force: | 73,5 kN |
| Drive wheel diameter: | 1110 mm |
| Impeller diameter: | 940 mm |
| Power system: | 15 kV, 16,7 Hz ~ | 25 kV, 50 Hz ~ | 3 kV = | 1,5 kV = |
| Power transmission: | Overhead wire |
| Number of traction motors: | 4 |
| Gear ratios: | 1:2.34 |
| Seats TEE: | 168 (1. class 6 parts) | 126 (1. class 5 parts) | 54 (Dining car) |
| Seats EC: | 84 (1. class) | 108 | 39 (Dining car) |
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Data source: Wikipedia |
| System requirements | |
| Microsoft Train Simulator (MSTS) | |
| Hard disk storage: | 150 MB |
| Download size: | 40 MB |