Our Store

Managing and maintaining an e-commerce storefront isn't necessarily an easy task, and in a hobby like ours, the volume of "sales" that get made rarely cover the monthly fees and commissions involved with large, commercial players.

We've now got a solution here at Trainsim.com -- your product can be listed in our file library searches, and you'll also have a dedicated product page where you can include screenshots and a more detailed description for prospective buyers.

If you've got payware quality content and are interested in making it available for purchase, contact Eric via PM and we can discuss the options available to help get your product into the marketplace.

We use PayPal and Stripe to process your payments. Both are world-class, and support credit/debit card purchases with unquestionable security.

Stripe also offers some non-traditional forms of payment as well as GPay/Google Pay.

Some items may not be available via PayPal -- if this is your only option for purchasing and it is not offered, or you wish to pay by physical check, please contact Eric via PM to make alternate arrangements.

Privacy Notice: We do not store any payment information in our store or website.

Pacific Surfliner Trainset

Making their introduction along the route of Santa Fe's famous San Diegan, Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner marked the dawn of a new era of high-speed passenger rail service in California, a state which had boasted some of the most famous "crack" streamliners only a decade earlier.

This 3DTrains set comes with over 25 complete trainsets, in nearly 40 different configurations, including Surfliner Cab Cars in "Push" mode. The set also comes with two highly detailed passenger views, including the Pacific Business Class with its own animated Surfliner film!

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Feather River Canyon Route

The Feather River Route by 3DTrains is a representation of Western Pacific's 3rd Subdivision between Oroville and Portola, California, which includes the scenic Feather River canyon. Also included is a segment of the 4th Subdivision, from Keddie to Almanor. The Feather River route is modeled as it might have appeared in 1968.

The railroad was originally built to transport timber and mineral resources which were abundant in the early days. The Railroad also promoted the new agricultural possibilities of the Central Valley with "introduction gardens" planted with varied and, at that time, exotic new crops including oranges, olives, dates, persimmons and avocados.

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