Train Simulator: GP9 Loco Add-On PC

The EMD GP9 diesel-electric locomotive powers up your Train Simulator routes across the United States. This 1,750-horsepower road switcher from General Motors Electro-Motive Division rolled out between 1954 and 1959, with over 3,400 units serving railroads in the US, Canada, Mexico, and South America. Many still operate on short lines, industrial sites, and as switchers for major carriers after rebuilds. Run this versatile 4-axle Geep in Train Simulator for switching yards or mainline hauls on US routes. It comes in liveries from Union Pacific, Burlington Northern, BNSF Heritage, Canadian National, Santa Fe, Milwaukee Road, Rock Island, Southern, Chicago North Western, Rio Grande, Western Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Great Northern. US railfans get a solid simulation add-on tailored to those operations.

The EMD GP9 is a great road switcher which can find a home on any of your US routes in Train Simulator.

Built by the General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD) between 1954 and 1959, these 1,750-horsepower diesel-electric locomotives were put to use across the whole of the United States, Canada, Mexico and South America. More than 3,400 examples were built, making the 4-axle ‘Geep’ one of the best-selling US locomotives of all time. A number of GP9s remain in service today on short lines and industrial facilities, and as switchers for the major railroads, though they can be difficult to spot as they have mostly been extensively rebuilt. This versatile locomotive is a great Train Simulator add-on for US railfans, whether you are switching or hauling on the mainline.

Includes the EMD GP9 in the following liveries:

• Union Pacific
  
• Burlington Northern
  
• BNSF Heritage
  
• Canadian National
  
• Santa Fe (2 variants)
  
• Milwaukee Road
  
• Rock Island
  
• Southern
  
• Chicago North
  
• Western
  
• Rio Grande
  
• Western Pacific
  
• Southern Pacific (2 variants)
  
• Great Northern