Transport Fever 2 Mods downloads.
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway D2 Class 0-4-2 This is a model of the London Brighton and South Coast railway D2 Class engine, designed by William Stroudley were a reliable and capable class of locomotive. Employed on express passenger services and heavy express freight alike, ...
This is 4-4-4 DC electric locomotive.
This mod is simple. I was tired of seeing the broken animation of the A3/5, so I fixed it. You’re welcome.
Its GER time, my dudes Yeah so I am back doing modding. The break was good, learned a few new tricks so expect to see some funky new modelling and texturing. GER 4-4-0 ‘Claud Hamilton’The Clauds were a type of 4-4-0 designed by James Holden for the Great Eas...
Actual description:‘Puffing Billy’ is the oldest steam locomotive in e x i s t a n c e. And ad far as I know the other’s aren’t catching up.This locomotive lives in the Science Museum in London and hasn’t steamed in well over 100 yea...
This mod adds the Dual Mode Siemens Charger in MTA livery to the game. The MTA has ordered those to replace the aging dual mode Genesis locomotives. The locomotive operates with third rail power if available and switches to its diesel engine outside of electrified areas. This is needed si...
Now you too can hold up traffic with a Traction Engine! If you’ve never had the pleasure of being stuck behind a procession of these things, you’re not missing much. In the late 19th C., steam technology was making its way onto the roads (actually, steam road vehicles dat...
The Vejlefjord bridge is a 1,7km long motorway bridge which spans the Vejlefjord in Denmark. The bridge was finished at 1980. The bridge is available in game from 1980 as road and railway bridge with and without wind protection.
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway B2, B4 and B4X Class 4-4-0 Features: Comes complete with:-Aging,-Colour tinting,-Reversed variants,-Group menus in rail depot to reduce clutter,-Placeable rail assets. ...
The big, green, money eating machine In 1969, Alan Pegler decided it would be a good idea to take the world famous Flying Scotsman to America. The tour was a hit, they travelled thousands of miles and didn’t have many major hiccups. So he tried again in 1970… This one didn...
