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SR N15X Class 4-6-0
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Scenario: Europe
Vehicle: Locomotive
Tags: train, Steam, British, UK, england
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25 Sep, 2019 @ 7:27am
26 Sep, 2019 @ 4:33am
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SR N15X Class 4-6-0

Description
This is a model of Richard Maunsell's rebuild of the LB&SCR L Class tanks - the SR N15X 4-6-0 tender engine.

Comes with tinting compatability, reverse versions, aging, and placeable assets. Available in Southern Railway and British Rail liveries.

Stats are as follows:

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SR N15X Class 4-6-0

Available: 1934-1962
Top Speed: 120kph
Weight: 132t
Power: 1300kW
Tractive Effort: 103kN
Lifespan: 40 years

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Like my mods? Then please consider sending a small donation to show your appreciation at https://www.paypal.me/GreenRanger - by no means should you feel obligated in any way to do so, but every little bit helps with various bills and living expenses and whatnot (and I'm sure you can appreciate, it can be tough to make ends meet!). Any money goes towards essentially helping me produce more models of better quality, and more quickly and efficiently. But, like I said, please by no means should you feel obligated to do so.
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RJ Bandsma #68 30 Sep, 2020 @ 12:19am 
Mate, thank you for making this... Some of my Thomas & Friends' OC's are based on tghis class. One of my fav classes of all time.
Bocaan 26 Sep, 2019 @ 8:07am 
gr1m that just made my day as now i can put GWR logo's on this southern railway beast hehehe
Green Ranger (aka Gr1m)  [author] 26 Sep, 2019 @ 4:33am 
@Norfolk_Chris that's an oversight on my behalf. I'll be honest, I'm considering updating the textures for TpF2 to bake in the logos. But I want to actually get my hands on the game first before I make a decision one way or the other :P

Anyway, I've just updated the Southern Railway N15X so it now has logo support :P
Norfolk_Chris 26 Sep, 2019 @ 4:16am 
I've just noticed that the Southern Railway N15X does not support logos. Is this deliberate, or an oversight? An alternate would be to incorporate the 'SOUTHERN' logo in the original model, as you have with the BR version.
Bocaan 26 Sep, 2019 @ 1:44am 
power man or maybe the lost cathedral class of the GWR of which i found only a semi-working prototype was built and was the GWR's challenge to the flying scotsman's class the A3 it nearly became a reality also after finding some more info on this beast i found out that stats wise it was slightly more powerful than both the A3 and A4 locomotives of the LNER
power man 26 Sep, 2019 @ 12:33am 
thanks for reply grim, if you wanted British steam and maybe a challenge, you could try the bulleid leader, it was way ahead of it's time and could've prolonged the life of British steam

apologies for sounding demanding, just very excited:steamhappy:
Green Ranger (aka Gr1m)  [author] 25 Sep, 2019 @ 6:56pm 
@ComradeStalin: Wow, thanks so much! I'm glad you like them!
Bhaal 25 Sep, 2019 @ 5:32pm 
Have a donation! :)
Bhaal 25 Sep, 2019 @ 5:31pm 
Your stuff is epic. Please, please dont stop.
Chucky Dickens 25 Sep, 2019 @ 12:29pm 
Subscribed and looking forward to putting her to use on my next playthrough. :steamhappy:
But... since it's been brought up, and I've been thinking about it recently... do you know of anyone in the modding circles that we could suggest a Class 76/EM-1 to? An they could fill an interesting spot in the game, methinks, as we already begin unlocking several European Electrics around that same time. (1941->1953)

On the note of steamers though, I for one would love to see more Tank engines seeing use, Or perhaps even the Q1 "Ugly Duckling" if we're talking about Southern Railway stock?
Just some friendly suggestions! :D (also, I saw the Q1 on York Museum's Turntable last month, along with several other famous locos. Definitely recommend if you have the chance!)