X-Train Electric Railcar

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X-Train Electric Railcar
for X-Plane 8.50+

PENINSULAR RAILWAY #52

HISTORY

The goal of this project was to create a working model of an electric railcar based on Peninsular Railway Car #52. The original car (still operational today) was built by the American Car Company in St. Louis in 1903 for the San Jose - Los Gatos Interurban Railway Company.

This resulting X-Train model includes an operational train controller, photo-realistic interior views and authentic sound effects to complete the sim-rail experience.

the real peninsular railway #52
still in operation in fairfield, ca

This product is the result of countless hours of research, design and construction - including a local train ride with a digital camera. I hope you enjoy your X-Train experience.

For more information about Peninsular Railway Car #52, including how to take a ride, see: www.wrm.org

FEATURES


		realistic body design and paint, lighting
		photo-realistic interior views
		custom engine, rail, bell and horn sounds
		custom cockpit with functioning controller
		train operation manual included

X-Train Peninsular can be completely controlled with only a mouse. A flight yoke works great for steering. The horn can be accessed manually or use your flaps key. Doors are controlled via the speedbrakes.

Comments are always appreciated: andrew@andreworld.com

RELATED DOCUMENTATION (in PDF format)

Please read all documentation prior to purchasing this product. Left-click to view, right-click to download.

X-Train Electric Railcar ReadMe page 1 of 2	X-Train Electric Railcar ReadMe page 2 of 2	Peninsular Railway Train Operation Handbook page 1 of 4
Peninsular Railway Train Operation Handbook page 2 of 4	Peninsular Railway Train Operation Handbook page 3 of 4	Peninsular Railway Train Operation Handbook page 4 of 4
X-Train Electric Railcar Suggested Routes page 1 of 1	X-Train Electric Railcar Terms and Conditions page 1 of 1	About AB Air About The Author page 1 of 1

only $5 to ride