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Japan – Full Map – Megalomaniac 1:2 Max size Japan map inspired by the same map in TpF1. Features: More than 60 Cities More than 150 Industries Hope you enjoy playing this map, leave a comment about your experience and what you would like to see changed!...
This mod reintroduces the "InterCityRijtuig" (ICR) carriages which are commonly used on the main lines of the Dutch railways. Because of TF2’s expanded feature set, they are better than ever – and as an added bonus I’ve also added the brand new ICR-Benelux variant complete with its slightly diffe...
I’m proud to release the first version of a set of station modules I’ve been working on for quite a while. I’ve had to overcome many technical hurdles to get it all to work, but I’m very happy with the result. This pack is jam-packed with features, so let me list them off: Features:...
Features: Capacity (per platform) for waiting cargo at stations/stops will be multiplied by configurable coefficient each transport mode has own multiplying coefficient configurable by CommonApi2 GUI alternative configuration by changing values in then file settings.lua...
Assets of residential buildings from Transport Fever 2 Era_C.with no residents and cargo requires. just decoration.
Hokkaido Japan map Map size Huge 1:1 I tried to reproduce realistic HokkaidoThere are 32 cities and 46 industries of various sizesIt covers the islands except the northern four islands and the whole area of HokkaidoIn the south, it crosses the Tsugaru Strait and ...
Class EF65 is the most common Japanese electric locomotive in the latter half of 20th century. Type EF65-0, the first generation of this class, are mainly used for freight train. Top speed: 110km/hPower: 2,550kWAvailable: from...
Patches all industries to have multiple production levels to allow them to auto-upgrade up or down as needed to match supply and demand. Default setting allows for 7 production levels where each level is double the previous level: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200, 6400Both the number of level...
The Class 1300 was a heavy cargo locomotive of the Dutch Railways. They were originally built in a hideous turquoise colour (what were they thinking?) – a decision that was quickly regretted when it turned out that smoke from steam trains left a lot of dark soot on the light colour. In the 80’s, ...
An older set of vehicles this time – a piece of Dutch Railway history. Nicknamed "Blauwe Engel" ("Blue Angel" in English) for their original blue livery, these Diesel-Electric trains were used on pretty much every non-electified line in The Netherlands. They’re also known as DE-1 and DE-2. ...
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