Transport Fever 2 Vehicle Mods
A whopper of a Crampton used by the LNWR, this was to be the largest Crampton ever built and to run in the UK. This model is depicted in early LNWR Green, but can be used for anyone. Includes THE BIGGEST OF WHEELS and a gnarly smokebox. Stats are as follows:...
In this expansion pack I bring you the ambitious, but unsuccessful, greatest hits of the early Great Western Railway’s 7ft Broad Gauge system. A system that ran from the company’s inception in 1835 right up to 1892, when they finally had enough of transferring goods and ...
This mod adds the Siemens charger ALC-42 to the game. This Charger is optimised for long distance trains and therefor only used by Amtrak so far. Compared to the SC-44 this Charger has a bigger fuel tank for the longer distances, since it isn’t used for services with frequent stops the en...
This is a collection of LNER A4 models with various availability dates and matching liveried wagons. This pack includes (and will overwrite) my older ‘Silver Jubilee’ mod, as it contains the loco and coach set from that mod. As far as I know, this mod is compatible with Gr1m’s A4 ...
This is the last one for today I swear. I just so happened to finish three at once, don’t be mad What?The ‘Big Bertha’ was built by the Midland Railway in 1919 solely to push trains up the Lickey Incline, a very steep piece of Mainline railway. This engine w...
Featuring the locomotive and train from the 1953 film The Titfield Thunderbolt In 1838, the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Co. sent out a request to locomotive builders to construct a Luggage Engine. Todd, Kitson and Laird Co. of Leeds constructed a locomotive to the Patent of a Patente...
I put far too much effort into this one These engines appear to be quite hard to research, as searching for ‘Midland 4-4-0’ brings you either the far older Class 2 4-4-0s or the array of larger ones (like Killakanz’s mod). From what I can gather these were the Midland ‘Class 60’, ...
Its those compartment car models again! I am getting REALLY good mileage out of these old TpF1 meshes. So basically, these are some Midland Railway liveried variants of the vanilla Compartment Car and the models found in my LNWR Megapack. Not much to say here, they’re gene...
The ‘Dunalistair’ class of 4-4-0 (also known as the 721 class), was a series of highly successful locomotives for the Caledonian Railway. These engines were more or less a 4-4-0 version of the already successful 4-2-2 No. 123 of earlier years. These engines were fast and powerful, and qui...
The coolest sounding engine ever The LMS Turbomotive was an experimental and successful conversion of a Princess Royal class to be powered by Turbines. The Turbomotive is one of the more successful attempts at advancing steam technology b...
