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Six-Axle Passenger Car: $10,959.45/passenger
P54 (mod content): $12,063.78/passenger
Heavyweight 28-1 Parlour: $19,107.68/passenger
Streamlined New Mexico: $15,501/passenger
I averaged this out to $14,408.4/passenger for comparable passenger options for the 1930s time frame. I realised why running costs were so comparatively high when I ran the numbers on the P85's:
$21,596.91/passenger
Using the average I calculated for the other cars * the passenger capacity on the P85s, I got $792,441.85. I think this is a reasonable number, however would not be opposed to it being higher than this given the utility of a 55 capacity carriage.
I appreciate the quick reply you gave me, wasn't expecting to hear back for a while, lol.
@Doom Six X-ray - These cars are also upgraded designs from the TPF1 versions I had previously made. More coming.
The PPR had about 20 named trains. Creation of additional wagons for them?
I haven't tried them in game yet. But the pictures look great!