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About Train Simulator Classic Train Simulator: Western Pacific GP35 Add-On

The Train Simulator Classic Train Simulator: Western Pacific GP35 Add-On adds the Western Pacific’s Electro-Motive GP35 diesel road-switcher, freight cars and four career scenarios for the Feather River Canyon route, which is available separately. The GP35 was a 2,500-horsepower locomotive; more than 1,300 were sold to 40 original railroad buyers during its 1963–1966 production run. It was part of Electro-Motive’s four-axle (B-B) GP line of general-purpose diesel road-switchers.

Western Pacific GP35

Western Pacific acquired 22 GP35s between 1963 and 1965 for freight service. They originally wore the railroad’s silver-and-orange “Zephyr” livery. After the California Zephyr was discontinued in 1970, Western Pacific adopted a green color scheme. In 1980, most of its GP35s were rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen, and soon afterward joined the Union Pacific roster when Western Pacific merged into UP.

The add-on includes the GP35 in both its original silver-and-orange livery and the Western Pacific green livery used in the 1970s and 1980s. The locomotive has realistic controls and operating features, along with details specific to Western Pacific engines.

Freight cars and scenarios

The pack also includes Western Pacific 50-foot boxcars in two versions and three-bay covered hoppers in two versions. Its four career scenarios involve mainline freight and switching duties on the Feather River Canyon route:

  • Quincy Switcherman: career scenario for the Feather River Canyon route.
  • Descending to Kramm: career scenario for the Feather River Canyon route.
  • Finishing the Trip: career scenario for the Feather River Canyon route.
  • Local to Crescent Mills: career scenario for the Feather River Canyon route.

The locomotive is compatible with Quick Drive.

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