Transport Fever 2 Vehicle Mods
DD-IRM, VIRM, VIRMm; enough acronyms to drive you crazy! This series of double-decker trains of the Dutch Railways is well known on intercity lines. It’s been in use since the 90’s but has undergone a number of changes since then; longer trains came with VIRM and a new paint job (along with other...
The Turbo Porter is the turboprop powered version of the well proven, swiss made Pilatus Porter. In comparison to its earlier piston engine-powered incarnation, the Turbo Porter has an increased gross capacity and top speed. These benefits came at the expense of a greater initial purchase cost an...
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...
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. ...
The Class 1100 was an interesting locomotive of the Dutch Railways. It was small and efficient, but drivers hated it so much that they got additional pay to drive one (unlike pretty much all locomotives ever, the buffers were attached to the bogies instead of the main body, resulting in a rough a...
Wolfgang Valousek was the designer of the Austrian Federal Railways in the 80s and 90s of the last century and has shaped the design of ÖBB to this day with his repainting and designs. The design of the new series 1012, 1014, 1822 and 1163 came from his designs. ÖBB 1012: 160 km /...
The Stadsgewestelijk Materieel or SGM (English – Suburban Equipment or City Regional rolling stock) is an electric multiple unit (EMU) train type operated by the Dutch railway company Nederlandse Spoorwegen. They were built from 1975 to 1983 by Talbot.The trains have fast acceleration as distance...
By special request; the Class 1200 was an electric locomotive of the Dutch Railways. It was built from an American-inspired design and due to its reliability it had a long lifespan. Icluded vehicles:– Class 1200 (Turquoise) – 1951-1958– Class 1200 (Red/Brown) ...
Mat ’64 (also known as "Plan V" and "Plan T") is one of the most iconic series of trains trains of the Dutch Railways. While they are no longer currently operational, they’re fondly remembered by railway enthusiasts. Icluded vehicles:Plan T (original green) – 1961-1...
