Transport Fever 2 Vehicle Mods
You’ll probably recognise this as my Steam avatar, Twitter icon and all sorts of stuff. I like it because it is small. Okay, nice, but why should I download it. Never heard of itFair. Its small. It goes pretty slow and its weaker than my Grandma. But...
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway E1 Class 0-6-0T This is a model of the London Brighton and South Coast railway E1 Class tank engine, designed by William Stroudley. Known as ‘E-Tanks’, 80 examples of this class were built between 1874 and 1891. A popular and well-liked goods eng...
London, Brighton & South Coast RailwayC, C1, C2, C3 & C2X 0-6-0 Engines This pack includes all of the London, Brighton & Soputh Coast Railway’s 0-6-0 tender freight engines – from Stroudley’s C class from 1871 right through to Marsh’s C3 of 1906. I’ve also included the C...
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway D3, E3, E4, E5, E6, E7 Tank Engines This pack includes several different models of LBSCR tank engines, all designed by Robert John Billinton. Why all in a single pack? Simply put, most of these models are only minor variants of one anothe...
This pack will be replaced by the British 1820s Set These locomotives of 1829 vintage were contemporaries of Stephenson’s Rocket, however they protray the image of being much older. This mod includes:Agenoria 0-4-0Stourbridge Lion 0-4-...
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway B1 Class 0-4-2 This mod contains two locomotives – the LB&SCR L Class 4-6-4 Tank designed by Lawson Billinton, as well as the fictional ‘L2’ class, which was a proposed design by Billinton. When the first two engines of the L Class were order...
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway K Class 2-6-0 Features: Comes complete with:-Aging,-Colour tinting,-Reversed variants,-Group menus in rail depot to reduce clutter,-Placeable rail assets. Inc...
London, Brighton & South Coast Railway D1 Class 0-4-2T This is a model of the London Brighton and South Coast railway D1 Class tank engine, designed by William Stroudley. Known as ‘D-Tanks’, 125 of these engines were built between 1873 and 1887 – a testament to their quality, versatil...
For all those scared of video, here’s some info… In the 1850s, if you wanted to build a big-fast steam loco, you probably needed to pay a lot of money to a bloke called Crampton to do so. Two utter lads thought ‘nah mate we can do better’ and then went about building L’Aigle with NINE FEE...
Port from Transport Fever 1 that I should have done a long time ago This has been sitting in my staging area for months, and my current project is not ready for release, so I am giving you guys this at long last. If you used the TpF1 mod, you will recognise the main mesh, but ther...
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