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In February 1952,
the Electro-Motive Division of General Motors introduced
the "Special-Duty" locomotive platform with the SD7
locomotive, a 1,500-horsepower six-axle freight
locomotive. The upgraded SD9 model with 1,750 horsepower
followed in 1954. These utilitarian yet durable freight
haulers excelled for freight railroads all over the
United States for decades, and many rebuilt examples are
still earning their keep on short line railroads today.
Columbus
Locomotive Works is proud to present the SD7/SD9 model for MSTS.
Each available locomotive features:
- Ultra-detailed
models with historically-accurate details and textures
- Working
classification lights
- Lighted
numberboards
- Optional
dynamic braking effects
- Pre-programmed
AI lighting (allows headlights to work when the locomotive is
under computer control)
-
Custom cabview and heads-out view
- Realistic
physics and train handling based upon historical data from the
individual railroads represented
- Employs
improved texture rendering and compression methods and
space-saving file aliasing for sound/cabview
- Self-installing archive for easy installation; no need to copy
sound or cabview folders.
- Includes consist files so you can start using the locomotive(s)
of your choice immediately.
Available Roadnames (click to download)
Baltimore & Ohio EMD SD7 1830 (Chessie System
livery)
Baltimore & Ohio EMD SD9 1831 (capitol dome
livery)
East Metro Railroad EMD SD7 712
East Metro Railroad EMD SD7 721
Nickel Plate Road EMD SD9 357
Norfolk & Western EMD SD9 2356
Norfolk Southern EMD SD9 55
Pennsylvania Railroad EMD
SD9 7607
Pennsylvania Railroad EMD SD9 7618
Penn Central EMD SD9 6904
Penn Central EMD SD9 6915
Conrail EMD SD9 6906
Conrail EMD SD9 6917
Available
Add-ons
EMD SD7/SD9
Version 2 Night Cab Enhancement
Coming Soon
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range
Central of Georgia/Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Great Northern/Burlington Northern/BNSF
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