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Since 1991 the high speed ICE (Inter City Express) trains are a regular sight on the German and other European routes. Development started in 1985 with an experimental version that set a new record of 315 km/h on a German test track. The futuristic styling and striking livery made the trains rival the French TGV and by now the trains transport tens of thousands of people every day between major city centers in Germany, Holland, Austria and Switzerland.
But high speed trains have a long history and this package shows the whole history from the beginning of the previous century with one of the fastest steam locomotive's of its days, the Gattung P10. With a top speed of 110 km/h it was the fastest form of transport in its day.
The next train in this package is the 103, a strong workhorse that came into service in the early 70's and was the standard electrical loc for the German railroads. With a topspeed of 200 km/h and a interesting control system, you will like this locomotive.
The ICE 2 is a modern high speed train used on German routes at this moment. With top speeds over 280 km/h on special tracks it is a real strong contender in the race between high speed trains. Solid and reliable it is in service for many years. The completely digital control system will take some getting used to, but is real nice to use!
Included trains:
- ICE 1 Deutsche Bahn AG
- ICE 1 AMTRAK, USA
- ICE 2 Deutsche Bahn AG
- ICE 3 Deutsche Bahn AG
- ICE 3 Nederlanse Spoorwegen
- BR 103 (3 Models)
- Steam loco P10.
System Requirements:
- Microsoft Train Simulator
- Pentium III 1.2GHz, 256 MB RAM
- 32 MB GPU
How to purchase and install Download-Versions?
- Buying is simple, just add the product to your cart and click on checkout, you will be led through the payment process. Keep in mind that if you are located outside the EEC you do not pay VAT.
- On the screen where you see that the payment has been done you will find a download link, download AND SAVE this file to a secure location
- While you are doing this, an email is being send to you with the serial code. (AOL, Hotmail, MSN users may find this email in their Spam/Junk mail folders)
- You can also always find your code in the shop under Your Account - Your Order Details
- During the installation you will be asked to enter your shop login name (email) and this serial code.
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