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Norfolk & Western J Class

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• NNorfolk & Western J ClassFolks it's Pride month, and as such, I thought you would enjoy the Biggest the Blackest locomotive in the whole world: the Norfolk & Western J class! Sorry this took a while, I'm trying to revamp these locomotives and not just convert them right over. The Norfolk & Western J Class was one of the...26.1k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
• 440 Foot Tank CarsForty foot tank car, with skins for Sinclair Oil, the Hooker Chemical Company (heh), and UTLX. New model; not a reskin of the 1899 tank car. Stats: Introduced: 1923. Withdrawn 1968 (Hooker Chemical) or 1975 (UTLX, Sinclair Oil). Weight: 20 tons Maximum Speed: 79 MPH Maximum Capacity: (60/4) = 15...20.5k downloadsupdated 10 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad 50 Foot FlatcarThanks to recent advancements in the field of bolting wooden planks to steel beams, the PRR's Altoona shops have introduced this revolutionary flatcar, capable of carrying almost any product imaginable*! (*Except logs, which might roll off. Research into adding big sticks on the side of the car t...20.3k downloadsupdated 10 y ago
• NNorfolk & Western J ClassThe Norfolk & Western J Class was one of the last gasps of mainline streamlined conventional steam locomotives. Built in the N&W's own shops in 1941, they proved extremely powerful and capable of hauling the N&W's fastest passenger trains (the Pocahontas and the Powhattan Arrow) over its short bu...20.2k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• 88000 Gallon Tank CarsThis mod has a whole bunch of tank cars vaguely based on a 1917 design I had saved on my computer that has too much photocopier burn on it for me to be able to identify the manufacturer. The 3d model is old and not very good but I hope it's an improvement from the TPF1 model. Questions No One Ask...19.7k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad K4s PacificThe Pennsylvania Railroad K4s was the standard locomotive of the Standard Railroad of the World. Throughout their careers, these locomotives could be found in almost every role, from the Broadway Limited to the lowliest of branchlines, to fast freights and long slow coal drags. Stats for nerds: M...19.4k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• 440 Foot Wooden Refrigerator CarsThe first refrigerated railroad cars were little more than standard boxcars fitted with bins for ice, which had been harvested from rivers, lakes, and ponds in the winter and stored in straw until summer, with the sheer thermal mass preventing premature melting. By the early 1900s mechanical refr...17.7k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad K4s PacificThe Standard Locomotive of the Standard Railroad of the World, revamped for Transport Fever 2! The PRR's K4s was a workhorse, hauling all passenger traffic, from long-distance express trains to commuter trains, and even worked branch lines. After several attempts at replacing the K4s failed, the...17.7k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad Pioneer III & Silverliner IINew, Improved, and Substantially Defuckulated! The Pioneer III and Silverliner II were two closely-related Budd-designed multiple unit cars. The Pioneer III was derived from a demonstrator lightweight passenger car which Budd had unsuccessfully attempted to market to various railroads. The Pennsy...15.8k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• EEast Coast Boxcar PackA pack of seven boxcars from railroads of the USA's East Coast, from 1932-1976. Heavier than the default 1945 boxcar, since it's made of steel. Otherwise identical to the standard boxcar. Included: Pennsylvania Railroad (1932-1968) New York Central Railroad (1932-1968) New York, New Haven, & Hart...15.8k downloadsupdated 10 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad H21 HopperThe Pennsylvania Railroad's H21 class of hoppers was originally designed as a 50-ton capacity coal coke car, but operators quickly saw the potential for them to be converted to standard coal service. After swapping out trucks and some minor structural reinforcement the 70-ton H21a was created. Th...15.6k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• WWestern Boxcar PackA pack of five boxcars from railroads of the USA's West, from 1932 to the present. Heavier than the default 1945 boxcar, since it's made of steel. Otherwise identical to the standard boxcar. Included: Great Northern (1932-1970) Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe (1932-1996) Chicago & Northwestern (1932...15.4k downloadsupdated 10 y ago
• 550 Foot FlatcarThanks to recent advances in the field of putting wooden decks on steel frames, our scientists have invented a flatcar capable of carrying any load, or even multiple loads, up to 50 feet long and 50 tons of weight! Roughly based on an AAR 50 foot, 50 ton flatcar. Comes in several liveries. Old cr...15.2k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad P70 CoachThe P70 was the workhorse of the PRR's passenger fleet. Though they might not be found on extra fare trains like the Broadway Limited, the P70 could be found in any local or long-distance train for the bulk of the early 20th century, including commuter service. This represents an "as built" P70,...14.1k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad MP54 EMUThe MP54 is an all-steel EMU ordered by the Pennsylvania Railroad for its commuter operations in its electrified territory on the east coast of the United States. These units saw service in Washington DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City, and Pittsburgh. They were introduced in 1908, conver...13.4k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad P70 Heavyweight Passenger CarThe PRR's P70 was created as a result of Penn Station and the North River tunnels. Aging wooden rolling stock could not be used in the tunnels owing to the risk of fire - so new, all-steel cars were constructed. These were the P70s. Over their long life the P70s were modified several times, and I...13.2k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• 440' Wooden ReefersIce-cooled wooden reefers. Blaze it. Includes 6 skins (Pacific Fruit Express, Fruit Grower's Express, Pennsylvania Railroad, Coors billboard, Land O' Lakes URTC billboard, Quiroga & Co. NRCX billboard) plus one special BONUS SKIN which comes out late-game. Stats for nerds: Introduced: 1920 Capaci...12.8k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• EEMD F7After years of waiting it's finally here. Known to railfans as 'Covered Wagons', or 'The diesel that did it', the EMD F7 is America's most recognizable locomotive by a country mile. F units were never very powerful on their own, but when operated in multiple they could compete with even the large...12.6k downloadsupdated 8 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad MP54 EMUThe MP54 was the classic all-steel EMU ordered by the Pennsylvania Railroad and Long Island Railroad for service into New York Penn Station. The originals were 600V DC third rail, for transferring passengers from Manhattan Transfer to Penn Station, but later 11kV overhead wire version was ordered...12.2k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• IIllinois Central Highliner EMUThe Illinois Central purchased these double-deck EMUs in 1971 to augment their fleet of single-level cars on the IC Electric commuter line out of Chicago. They provided dependable service until their retirement in 2016. This pack contains two skins: the original Illinois Central plus the later Me...11.8k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• FFairbanks-Morse TrainmasterThe Fairbanks-Morse Trainmaster was an opposed-piston diesel locomotive built in 1953. Only one complete locomotive survives today, but their prime movers were mostly salvaged when they were scrapped, and live on in US Navy submarines across the globe, defending us from transport-games.ru and oth...10.9k downloadsupdated 10 y ago
• SSouth East Boxcar PackA pack of eight boxcars from railroads of the USA's South East, from 1932-1980. Included: Florida East Coast (1932 - no end) Gulf Mobile & Ohio (1938 - 1972) Atlantic Coast Line (1932 - 1967) Louisville & Nashville (1932 - 1982) Norfolk & Western (1932 - 1980) Southern Railway (1932 - 1980) Seabo...10.7k downloadsupdated 10 y ago
• GG39 Iron Ore JennyIn the 1960s the PRR invested in a new pier for the importation of iron ore in south Philadelphia, and with it, a brand-new purpose-built class of gondola or "ore jenney" - the G39 Designed to take 70 tons of iron ore in a much smaller form factor than previous multipurpose hopper cars, the G39 p...10.4k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
• XX-12 Atomic LocomotiveFar more attempts than anyone should be strictly comfortable with have been made to create an atomic locomotive. The Germans came up with a bizarre lozenge shaped unit, and the Russians developed a two story monster. The Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad worked closely with the Atomic Energy C...9.4k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• CC&O H8 'Allegheny' and Virginian AG 'Blue Ridge'This upload has both the Chesapeake and Ohio H8 "Allegheny" and the Virginian AG "Blue Ridge" class. One of the last gasps of articulated steam, the 2-6-6-6 Allegheny proved unsuited to the tasks it was assigned, by and large. Though it developed a whopping 7500 horsepower, its wheel arrangement...9.1k downloadsupdated 8 y ago
• GG39 Iron Ore JennyIron ore is dense, much more so than coal, and thus specialized wagons are required to carry it. The G39 was a class of large iron ore gondolas built for the PRR in 1961, with specialized 'strikers' to allow the car to be loaded into a rotary dumper without need of an entire locomotive. Finally a...9.0k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• NN5C Cabin CarThe standard caboose of the Standard Railroad of the World from 1942 onwards. Examples of this class survive in service until 1984 when FRA regulations requiring five-man crews were abolished. Until then, you're gonna need one of these on the end of all your freight trains. Link for non-Steam use...9.0k downloadsupdated 10 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad H21 HopperThe H21 was an early hopper car with clamshell doors. After multiple refurbishments, some continued to see service into the Penn Central era, 60 years after they were built. This item contains two PRR skins, one Norfolk & Western skin, and one Penn Central skin. The late PRR and PC skins have a h...8.8k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad B60b Baggage CarThe PRR's B60b baggage car wasn't the biggest or most prestigious car out there, but at least there are a lot of commercial models around of it, and also I could go get some references off one parked in South Philly. Modified with arched roofs from previous B60 baggage cars, these could be seen t...8.5k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• EEMC E1The E1 was one of Electro-Motive Corporation's (later the Electro-Motive Division of General Motors) first "off-the-shelf" streamliners. The E1 A and B were delivered to the ATSF in 1937 for use on the Super Chief and other fast trains. These, along with the EA and E2, which were built at roughly...8.3k downloadsupdated 8 y ago
• MMetroliner Cab CarsBeginning in 1988, Amtrak converted many former Metroliner cars to "cab cars" for use in push-pull service across the Amtrak network. They are typically seen today on the Keystone service on the Northeast Corridor and Keystone Corridor, and the Shuttle between New Haven CT and Springfield MA. Sta...7.8k downloadsupdated 8 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad Pioneer III & Silverliner IIThe Pioneer III and Silverliner II were two closely-related Budd-designed multiple unit cars. The Pioneer III was derived from a demonstrator lightweight passenger car which Budd had unsuccessfully attempted to market to various railroads. The Pennsylvania Railroad added a pantograph and traction...7.7k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• EExpress BoxcarYOU NEED THE LATEST TESTING PATCH (Build 13240 or later) TO RUN THIS MOD!!! HERE IS HOW TO GET IT: CLICKY An express boxcar was used to transport packages and less-than-carload (LCL) freight, usually on the head-end of passenger trains or on specialized high speed merchandise trains that ran prim...7.4k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• LLong Island Railroad MP70 EMUThe all-aluminum MP70 was the first 'double deck' railcar in America, though its method of alternating booth heights both restricted capacity and infuriated passengers. Unpopular for its 'knee-knocker' seating and lack of privacy for female passengers on the second level of booths, they were reti...7.3k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• PPenn Central & SEPTA MP54 EMURelive the bad old days of American railroading! These are MP54s in their later years -- under Penn Central and SEPTA. These cars were run into the ground in daily commuter service, many reaching the ripe old age of 66 before being retired after millions of miles of hard service, since who needs...7.3k downloadsupdated 9 y ago
• PPennsylvania Railroad P85 CoachBuilt at the PRR's Altoona shops in 1947, the P85 was an all-aluminum mainline passenger coach with reclining seats. It primarily saw service on the PRR's General and Trailblazer, the standard-fare Chicago to New York trains. Commissioned by NoAchievement4U. In unrelated news, apparently I'm acce...6.7k downloadsupdated 8 y ago
• BBudd Dome Car PackFolks, they're finally here, the non-revenue cars the game's simplistic economy can't possibly hope to support: Budd Dome cars! These cars typically were configured in a wide variety of ways - from lounge cars to bar cars to bar-lounge-observation cars. Passengers seated in other cars could use t...6.6k downloadsupdated 7 y ago
• BBurlington Northern SD40-2Reskin of the default SD40-2 into Burlington Northern's livery. Commissioned by steam user The Shako'd Retard. In unrelated news, apparently I'm accepting commissions now. Message me on Steam, Twitter (@donoteat1), or Transportfever.net if y'all are interested and we can work something out.5.7k downloadsupdated 8 y ago
• EE60C - PlainThe E60C but with a fixed starting year (1972), and no stripes. Commissioned by steam user The Shako'd Retard. In unrelated news, apparently I'm accepting commissions now. Message me on Steam, Twitter (@donoteat1), or Transportfever.net if y'all are interested and we can work something out.3.9k downloadsupdated 8 y ago

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