Sp/up Donner Pass: Roseville-reno Route

Here's one of the routes I'd like to see on Train Sim World 2. It would be set in the 1950's-1960's-1970's-1990's-2000's-present day. It would run from Roseville, CA to Reno, NV. The route is over 55-60 miles. The Southern Pacific rolling stock would include Cab Forwards, rotary snowplow's, 4-6-2's, AC-9's, GS1's, GS6's, P 4-6-2's, MT 4-8-2's, 4-10-2's, 2-10-2's, 2-8-2's, 2-8-0's, 2-6-0's, 2-8-8-2's, 2-6-6-2's, 4-4-2's, 4-8-0's, E7's (A/B), E8's (A/B), E9's (A/B), Alco PA-1's (A), Alco PA-2's (B), C44-9W's, SD40T-2's, SW1500's, U33C's, U30C's, GP30's, SD45's, SD45T-2's, SD50's, GP20's, GP9's, GP7's, FT's (A/B), F3's (A/B), GP40-2's, GP60's, H12-44's, H24-66's, H24-44's, Alco DH643's, RSD15's, AC4400CW's, SD7's, SD9's, F3's (A/B), F7's (A/B), FP7's, GE 44's, B23-7's, B30-7's, B36-7's, B39-9's, B40-8's, SD38-2's, SD39's, SD45R's, SD40M-2's, C628's, C630's, H24-44's, U50's, GP40X's, DD35's, MP15AC's, MP15DC's, NW2's, ML-4000's, GP35's, GP40P-2's, SD35's, SD35R's, U25B's, and SD70M's with the same freight and passenger equipment like Train Simulator has. The Union Pacific rolling stock would include ES44AC's, SD70ACE's, SD70MAC's, SD70M's, C30-7's, SD60M's, SD90MAC's, SD32ECO's, SD59MX's, SD9043MAC's, SD40M-2's, SD40-2's, SD45's, SD40N's, SD40T-2's, SD62E's, GP40X's, SD45's, SD38-2's, SD50's, SD60's, GP15-1's, GP38N's, GP38-2's, GP39-2's, GP40-2's, GP60's, U30C's, U33C's, ES44AC's, ES44DC's, ET44AC's, SD70ACE-T4's, ET44AH's, SD70AH's, SD70AH-T4's, AC4400CW's, AC6000CW's, Dash 8-40C's, C44ACM's, Gensets, GP22T4's, and SW10's with the same freight equipment like Train Simulator has. The Amtrak rolling stock would also include F40PH's, E8's, P40's/P42's, FP45's, and SDP40F's with the same passenger equipment like Train Simulator has.

 

How long is the section? Anything over 55 - 60 miles will be pushing it in TSW.

 

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First buy for me regardless. Would be cool if it came in the Spirit of Steam update

 

I feel like Donner Pass would be quite boring, being a long 25 mph route. But perhaps it would be a lot more appealing if it was set in the 1800s, when the Central Pacific ran! Would be quite interesting to experience such old steam trains along the Transcontinental Railroad.