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Tankcar 1948 - British Columbia Railway

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Tags: Freight, Waggon

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6 Jun, 2018 @ 12:16am

6 Jun, 2018 @ 8:32pm

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Description

This mod adds two Canadian tank cars to the game. Both are repaints of the generic Transport Fever 1948 tank car. They are...

British Columbia Railway
BC Rail

British Columbia Railway (BCOL) was once Canada's third largest railroad. In 1984 the name was changed to BC Rail. Later the carrier had financial difficulties and in 2004 became part of Canadian National.

Features:

3 LODS
DDS textures
Aging with dirt and rust.
Cars as rail assets.

Technical Details:

Max Speed: 99 mph (160 kph)
Carries: Crude Oil, Fuel, Oil
Capacity: 18
Availability: 1983-1985, 1984-2004
Cost: (determined by game)

Notes:

This mod adds new vehicles without altering anything in the game.
Custom colors and logos have been disabled.

Dislaimer:

Author takes no responsibility for your hardware or software. Use this mod at your own risk.

8 Comments

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Joseph Pichardo 6 Jun, 2018 @ 5:47pm

Dont worry about it, the wait for it makes it even more awsome for when it does come out.

webbie33 [author] 6 Jun, 2018 @ 5:43pm

@JPichardo - I started the AEM-7 just after you requested it, but didn't like the way something was coming out. So I stepped away from it and have gotten into a lot of other projects. I will circle back to it eventually.

I haven't done anything with the P42 as of yet.

Currently I have 15+ projects in different stages of completion.

Joseph Pichardo 6 Jun, 2018 @ 3:32pm

Great mod, hows the progress on the AEM-7 and P42s?

webbie33 [author] 6 Jun, 2018 @ 1:41pm

@Sterben - My mistake, you are correct. The setting in the mod was correct, but I entered the wrong value in the description above.

The game takes the load value (in this case 72) and divides by 4 to give you the true capacity (ie. 18). I forgot this and copied the 72 value into the mod description. It has now been corrected.