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A couple of suggestions:
France: Marc Seguin, first succesfull locomotive build in said country, named after its creator. Rather interesting considering it used gigantic fans build on the sides of the tender to blow the steam.
Germany: Saxonia/Phoenix, first engine build completly in Germany by J.A. Schubert, and its later sister engine, practicly identical.
Beuth, first engine produced by the famed Borsig locomotive works. A 2-2-2 wheel arrangement, although it has a coupling rod between the drive wheel and the rear wheel.
Sudbahn class 23 (old), a class of 0-6-0 goods engines build between 1860 and 1872, totalling 205 engines, 4 of which are preserved. One of these engines is the current GKB 671, the longest serving steam engine in the world.
Belgium: Pays de Waes/Land van Waas, an old 2-2-2 preserved in Belgium, and the oldest locomotive from that country still in existance.
Switserland: Genf, (it´s a crime this one isn´t in the game yet) the oldest running steam locomotive of the Swiss, build in 1858. Build to the Engerth principle.
but he is definitely changing his mods for TPF2