Train Simulator: Western Maryland I-2 Class

Experience the Mighty I-2 Class in Train Simulator

In Train Simulator: Western Maryland I-2 Class, players step into the shoes of a steam locomotive engineer with the formidable I-2 class 2-10-0. Engineered by Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1927, this massive engine showcases impressive specifications, including a boiler pressure of up to 240 psi and 96,315 pounds of tractive effort. It’s a chance to command one of America's most notable locomotives within the PC platform.

A Journey through Western Maryland Railway History

The Western Maryland Railway is renowned for its exceptional coal-hauling capabilities and swift freight operations. The I-2 class, nicknamed the "Decapod," stands as a testament to the railroad's capacity and engineering prowess. Designed as a larger, heavier counterpart to the earlier H-9 class, the I-2s were built to withstand the rigors of heavy trains. Even with their impressive size, these locomotives were limited to a maximum of 40 mph, proving their worth in hauling coal tonnage until their retirement in the early 1950s.