Digital Traction

Digital Traction hat kürzlich das „Fish Train Pack“, bestehend aus 16 Fahrzeugen, veröffentlicht. Weitere Infos findet ihr im Beitrag.

Soeben hat Digital Traction zwei Bilder der fortgeschrittenen Arbeiten an der bald erscheinenden N2 veröffentlicht: Quelle

Digital Traction schreibt: The next loco project is the GNR N2, seen here work in progress. A brand new model, more will be shown in the coming weeks. Quelle: Facebook  

Digital Traction schreibt auf Facebook: Two new Collett Goods scenarios have been uploaded to our download area, kindly produced for us by Sean Bell. We have also recently introduced bundles. Get big reductions on our products when you buy collections of items. > Hier geht es zu den zwei Collett …

GWR 2251 Collett Goods 0-6-0 tender locomotive for Train Simulator 2016 by Digital Traction. Bilderquelle: Facebook Features: – 0-6-0 2251 Class Loco and 3500 Gallon TenderLiveries: BR Green, BR Black & GWR Green – Custom Collett Cab – Custom Sounds by SSS – Advanced Scripted Effects – Quick Drive Ready …

Digital Traction schreibt auf Facebook: Big thanks to Brad Marriott for producing some free scenarios for our GWR 43xxx loco. The 5 scenarios cover 3 routes, further details at http://digitaltraction.co.uk/mainsite/download-area/?did=40 Quelle  

Special offer for this weekend, get 20% off all products apart from pre-orders, please add „Oct20“ to your cart! Quelle

Over the next 7 days we’ll be giving 50% off selected coach and wagon packs for around 24 hours only via Facebook. Today is the turn of the Bulleid coaches, get 50% off the marked price by entering „AutmStock“ in the cart! Quelle     Hier geht es zum Digital …

Special offer for today! 75% off our popular M7 Pack. Enter „[…]“ in your cart.   Übersetzung: Spezialangebot nur heute! 75 % Rabatt auf unser beliebtes M7-Pack . Einfach "[...]" im Warenkorb eingeben.  Rabattcode entfernt, da Rabattaktion beendet ist   Hier geht es zum M7-Pack von Digital Traction

Digital Traction – GWR 43xx Loco – jetzt erhältlich!     The GWR 43xx originally appeared in 1911, as a direct result of Churchwards trip to the USA.  Widely recognised as the first mixed-traffic engine in Britain, this successful class lasted until the end of steam on the Western Region. …