Transport Fever 2 Mods downloads.
This mod adds animated persons as assetIs a fixed version. The game no more uses model from this mod, and no problems like standing drivers or sitting pedestrians. However just in case don’t forget to backup your savegame without this mod!
The LSWR 0298 or Beattie-Well-Tank is a small 2-4-0 well tank loco built by Beyer Peacock co. between 1863 and 1875 designed for suburban passenger trains in London. The original 85 locomotives were cabless, and in the late 1800’s all but three were scrapped, those three eventually being fitted w...
Spacky Besuchermagnet 1 for Transport Fever 2.
Adds Tropical and USA textures to the game.
This mod obsoletes the Hackworth, Stephenson and Novelty mods, as it brings updates and longevity. So why have you re-released the old stuff again?Basically, having multiple mods on the Workshop share resources is heckin’ dumb. It makes it hard for me as a ...
Obscure Victorian engine? Don’t mind if I do! This engine is not well known, famous, or even an experimental failure like a few of my other mods. This engine was inspired by one painting I saw online (I added it to the photos that are scrolling above). This engine is probably more...
Long pannier tank Ah yes, another locomotive no-one’s heard of.Unlike my other mods though… this one wasn’t rare or scrapped in 1860. These ‘Long Boiler’ 0-6-0PT engines were built by Robert Stephenson & Co starting in the 1870s, and were produced in a sizable number for...
This mod adds original animals models as assets
This is full rework of original "asset truck" mod. added 7 colors.added buttons for random trucks.removed "rainer route" logos. i did not find an easy and good way to make many colors and i can not write scripts. so i did it by hard and bad way manually. for creating d...
This is the new British Railways Mark 1 coaches Mega Pack! This mod contains 1,012 different variants of the Mark 1 coach – ranging from Passenger coaches and Buffet cars to Travelling Post Offices and Sleeper trains. Note: This mod has no relation to the original...
