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LBSC E2 0-6-0T

Name: LBSC E2 0-6-0T
Desc: E2 Class was a class of 0-6-0T steam locomotives designed by Lawson Billinton, intended for shunting and short distance freight trains. Ten examples were built between 1913 and 1916, and all were withdrawn from service and scrapped between 1961 and 1963. None were preserved. The class saw limited use as limitation in coal and water made them unsuitable for task outside of heavy shunting
Mod: Adds three Versions of the E2 Class Locomotive in a number of liveries for a total of 21 variants
- LBSC E2 0-6-0T V1
The First Series of the class was introduced in June 1913 intended to replace the Stroudley E1 Class locomotives.

power = 300,
tractiveEffort = 74,
topSpeed = 22.5,
weight = 53,
Availability = 1913 - 1963

- LBSC E2 0-6-0T V2
The Second series of the class was built on the success of the first. The second series featured extended side tanks.

power = 300,
tractiveEffort = 74,
topSpeed = 22.5,
weight = 53,
Availability = 1915 - 1963

- LBSC E2 0-6-0T V3
A fictional version of the E2, utilised by the NWR, only one locomitve was built to this specification as a final attempt to resolve the problem

power = 300,
tractiveEffort = 74,
topSpeed = 22.5,
weight = 53,
Availability = 1915 - 1963