Transport Fever 2 Mods downloads.
During the early 1840s Alexander Allan and William Buddicom of the Grand Junction Railway created a class known as the ‘Crewe Type’, however La Mataró was constructed by Jones & Poots Stats:Speed: 35mphPower: 125hpT/E: 4,750lb/fAvailable: 1850 ...
This mod adds the first, second and third* locomotives in the world. Richard Trevithick constructed these experimental machines in 1802, 1804 and 1808 respectively.These engines are not quick, and they are not powerful. And in Transport Fever 2, not very useful. These engines have an availa...
Some tasty LSWR stuff. This pack largely contains models from the TpF1 mods ‘LSWR 415’, ‘LSWR X2’ and ‘LSWR 380’, but updated and with an extra engine to boot. Changes:Wheels actually turn on the Adams RadialLSWR Class ‘380’ has been repackaged as LSWR...
Southern Railway 5-BEL ‘Brighton Belle’ and British Pullmans This mod pack features the Southern Railway’s 5-BEL unit, with matching British Pullman carriages with which you can create the full 5-BEL Brighton Belle set. The 5-BEL is a third rail electric unit, which doesn’t exist ...
Back from TpF1 but with updated everything… These locomotives, while impressive, were described as ‘poor performers’ by their crews. Lots of coal consumption and poor reliability led ultimately to their scrappage in the 1920s. They were nicknamed ‘Dreadnoughts’ due to their large size aft...
You’ll probably recognise this as my Steam avatar, Twitter icon and all sorts of stuff. I like it because it is small. Okay, nice, but why should I download it. Never heard of itFair. Its small. It goes pretty slow and its weaker than my Grandma. But...
I was annoyed with the way the Valve Gear worked on the vanilla mod. Just like the Vanilla A4, it wasn’t operating properly. I have fixed that, and I have also included a reskin of the locomotive with black wheels and a colourable body, as a treat. Stats are the same. ...
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway E1 Class 0-6-0T This is a model of the London Brighton and South Coast railway E1 Class tank engine, designed by William Stroudley. Known as ‘E-Tanks’, 80 examples of this class were built between 1874 and 1891. A popular and well-liked goods eng...
London, Brighton & South Coast RailwayC, C1, C2, C3 & C2X 0-6-0 Engines This pack includes all of the London, Brighton & Soputh Coast Railway’s 0-6-0 tender freight engines – from Stroudley’s C class from 1871 right through to Marsh’s C3 of 1906. I’ve also included the C...
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway D3, E3, E4, E5, E6, E7 Tank Engines This pack includes several different models of LBSCR tank engines, all designed by Robert John Billinton. Why all in a single pack? Simply put, most of these models are only minor variants of one anothe...
