DLC Cargo Pack
DLC Cargo Pack
The King of Polish freight mainlines, strong as a bull - take the helm of the legendary ET22 locomotive and lead heavy freight trains with new wagons!
The heavy, six-axle monster ET22 (201E) with a power of 3000 kW and a weight of 120 tons is the most numerous series of electric locomotives produced in Poland. Two prototypes created in 1969 underwent numerous tests, after which a decision was made in 1971 to commence serial production of the electric locomotive. Over nearly 20 years of intensive work, 1184 units were produced for Poland and 23 units for Morocco (1975-1976). To this day, most ET22 locomotives operate for PKP Cargo. Still, other carriers have also acquired some and successfully transported thousands of tons of goods in Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia.
We 'attach' special construction Falns 441V hopper wagons to the ET22 locomotive, capable of carrying up to 64 tons of bulk materials such as coal, as well as tank wagons "Zas" and "Zaes", with a capacity of up to 83,000 litres. A train filled to the brim with aggregates, weighing over 3000 tons, will be able to travel at a speed of 100 km/h on the mainline or test itself on the advanced Silesian section from the Staszic mine!
ET22 and new single-player missions will test your skills. Only the best engineers will overcome the steep ascent from the Staszic mine and numerous speed restrictions while pulling even 3000t. After unloading, Falns wagons can return to the mine at a maximum speed of up to 100 km/h!
Coal is not all we transport on the SimRail network – The Railway Simulator Cargo Pack. Test your strength by pulling wagons filled with gasoline or diesel oil, but be careful because advanced physics simulates the fluid movement in the 'barrels', affecting the behaviour of the train! A new feature in SimRail - The Railway Simulator: Cargo Pack is the functional ET22 engine room!
- DLC release: 22.4.2023
- DLC price: n/a
- Players who do not own this DLC will see the locomotive and cars in the game, but will not be able to board the locomotive!
All information is taken from the Steam platform.