Today we have the Prairies as they appeared after a period of neglect, typically at the end of steam under BR in the early 1960's, however they may have become this worn and dirty if they were close to being scrapped at any time or as cleaning and polishing of engines became less and less important to the running of the railways after the merge in 1948.
As with all of the liveries, every class is included with the option of 3 BR logos and parts such as chimney top, safety bonnet, side steps, etc.
The 5100 class
The later 5101
The 6100 'Tanner One-er'
And the 8100
Next week we'll take a look at the included rolling stock and hopefully it won't be too long until they are available to buy on Steam.
The smokebox numerals look better ;).
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DeleteIs the cab going to be laggy?
ReplyDeleteIm seeing the same with the S160s, Saints, 42xx and Terriers.
It seems the FPS is struggling to maintain because its due to the amount of glow and detail to illuminate the cab from opening the firebox.
So please dont put too much fire box glow or please adjust performance in the cab view
We've changed the way that the cab lights work this, so rather than having 2 shadow casting lights every time you open the firebox there is only 1 and then you can choose to turn on an optional lamp on the back shelf, so if you leave that one off you will see an improvement in fps.
Deletewow same class as 4141 in epping ongar railway
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ReplyDeleteWill there be a BR Green varient or will it just be black?
GWR Green and BR Black in the main DLC. We may release a BR Green at a later date if people want it.
DeleteVery nicely done. 100% identical to the real thing.
ReplyDeleteThank you :-)
DeleteThis might not be the best blog post to ask, but with Alaska Railroad coming to Train Simulator, are you going to make scenarios for the ARR S160s?
ReplyDeleteThat would be a nice idea to see them running on their home ground.
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