Pro Train 3 & 4 Bundle

On track of the legendary "Fliegender Hamburger" and take one of the most beautiful steeply sloping track of Germany and across the notorious Geislinger Steige on your way from Stuttgart to Munich. Pro Train 4 As soon as in the 19th century, more precisely on March 6, 1844, began the history of the route Hamburg-Berlin (route lngth: 286 km). Two years later, on October 1846, the first leg of the route from BErlin over Wittenberge to Boitzenburg had been inaugurated. On December 15, 1846, drove all the way from Berlin to Hamburg for the first time - an important rairoad history. With the "Fliegender Hamburger" the new era of fast-track traffic began. The front-headline of the newspaper "Berliner Lokal-Anzeiger" on Monday, December 18, 1932, was "Berlin - Hamburg in 144 minutes. Fast railcar is running the predicted 122 km/h." But the "Fliegende Hamburger" could noch reach the stunning maximum speed of 231 km/h of the "Schienenzeppelin" on June 21, 1931 from Bergedorf, close to Hamburg, to Berlin-Spandau. Lateron, due to the separation of Germany, the driving time was extended to four hours. Only on may 29, 1997, could the driving time from the twenties of 2 hours and 15 minutes be realized again, after the ICE-route "Fliegender Hamburger" had been electrically modernized. Roll material: BR 101, BR 112, BR 114, BR 143, BR 152, BR 120, BR 646, InterCity, InterCityExpress, Re 160, Regional Wagen, ICE T as well as several freight wagons. Pro Train 3 From Stuttgart to Munich via Ulm Experience what it means to conquer a gradient of 22,5% which has always been a challenge for man and machine. You can choose from different train types such as ICE1 and ICE2, or you can try your luck with the legendary E94, also known as the German crocodile, a freight train in double-traction. This and much more will await you with new ProTrain 3. Features: DB E-Locomotives of the models 94, 101, 145, 150 and 152 DB railcars of hte models 401 (ICE1), 402 (ICE2), ET 425 IC wagon incl. bistro and control trailer, updated silberling for the regional traffic incl. control trailer Signals for the design HF, KS and more additional signals such as delay indicator, slow running and barrier signals Realistic traffic routing with high recognition factor Activities for all demands complete this add-on System Requirements: Microsoft Train Simulator; Pentium III 500MHZ of higher; 850MB free HD; 128MB RAM; 3D graphics card with min. 16MB RAM; Win98/ME/2000/XP;