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Zurich-Olten for Microsoft Train Simulator
The construction status of the systems was
2011. All track systems and buildings date from this year. That's why,
for example, the Zurich train station (Löwenstrasse) and the access
bridges to it are not available. The timetable data for the tasks comes
from 2015. The entire route has a simplified SBB catenary system and
various catenary-free sidings. The signaling system is a mixture of the
N (numbers) and L (lamps) system which is used by the SBB. It is
possible that a section with the old system is followed by a switch to
the new system without mentioning it. Great importance was also placed
on prototypical station buildings and speed limits. In large systems
(Zurich and Olten, as well as the RB Limmattal) dwarf signals had to be
dispensed with. The entire terrain has been terraformed and includes
special textures on the distant mountains created using satellite
imagery. Most stations have several stopping points on the platform,
divided into sectors. If you are taking a short train, you may not have
to go all the way to the end of the platform. The following route
sections were integrated into the simulation:
• Zurich HB – Baden – Brugg AG – Aarau – Olten (original route)
• Zurich HB – Heitersberg – Lenzburg – Aarau
• Wettingen – Baden Oberstadt – Magenwil (only freight trains)
• Brugg AG – Lupfig – Othmarsingen
Rolling stock from the Gotthard routes is used for Zurich – Olten. You will receive a wide variety of SBB locomotives such as the Re 4/4, the Re 6/6 and various versions of the Re 482 (BR 185). In the area of passenger cars, the selection ranges from the old standard wagons (EW I), the newer standard wagons IV (EW IV), the tilting train ICN or various vehicles from the EC area. First and second class and various control and baggage cars are available for all carriages. In the freight wagon sector you will find many different types, which also have different loads and colors.
Various vehicles from the Zurich – Romanshorn V3 fleet were used, which had not previously been used on other Gotthard routes. These are the following vehicles:
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Electric locomotives |
| SBB Re 460 |
| • 4 axle express train loco |
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| Diesel locomotives |
| SBB Tm II |
| • 2 axle Dieseltractor (only AI) |
| Brown, for construction trains |
| Passenger cars |
| SBB IC 2000 Waggon-pack |
| • 4 axle passenger cars |
| 1. / 2. class wagon, control car, bistro wagon |
| SBB EW I/II |
| • 4 axle passenger car / control car |
| SBB BDt control car | St Jail Train prisontrain |
| Freight wagons |
| SBB Hbbills-uy |
| • 2 axle cooling car |
| White, SBB Cargo |
| SBB K3 |
| • 2 axle closed freight wagon |
| Various color variants (construction service) |
| SBB Tagnpps |
| • 4 axle grain silo wagon |
| Grey, SBB Cargo |
| SBB Tgpps |
| • 2 axle grain silo wagon |
| Grey and brown, SBB Cargo |
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| Scenario package for Zurich-Olten | |
| A variety of scenarios are available for Zurich-Olten. | |
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| Systemrequirements | |
| • Microsoft Train Simulator | |
| • Processor: | at least P4 with 2,40 GHz |
| • System: | Windows 7, 8, 10 oder 11 |
| • Main memory: | at least. 1 GB RAM |
| • Harddisk space: | 1,5 GB free harddisk space |