Transport Fever 2

Transport Fever 2

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PRR B6sa and B6sb 0-6-0 Shifters
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Scenario: USA
Vehicle: Locomotive
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348.191 MB
13. feb. kl. 16:46
13. feb. kl. 17:02
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PRR B6sa and B6sb 0-6-0 Shifters

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B my Valentine!
This pack adds multiple variants of the Pennsylvania Railroad's B6sa and B6sb 0-6-0 Shifters. All feature lods for performance, dynamic weathering, random numbers, authentic sounds, and functional marker lights. Since in reality these locomotives would spend half their time going backwards, they also feature something new: animated reversing gear that shifts between forward and reverse positions when the locomotive changes directions!

With 372 locomotives between the different B6 subclasses, the type was the definitive type of what the PRR called a "Shifter". (a switcher in typical American railroad language or a shunter in Europe.) The B6sa imrpoved upon the original B6 with the addition of a superheater for improved power and efficiency, and a change from Stephenson to Walschaerts valve gear for ease of maintenance. Strangely for the PRR, the B6sa locomotives were also built with radial stay fireboxes common on most other railroads rather than the distinctive Belpaire firebox. A few years later this was corrected in the form of the B6sb which kept the mechanical improvements and returned to the PRR standard type of firebox.
These locomotives were common across the entire PRR system and subsidiary lines from their introduction to the end of steam. One was technically the very last PRR steam locomotive in active service, lasting until mid 1959 on lease.

IMPORTANT
These locomotives can be found under the "multiple units", "steam" category in the buy menu. They also each have one passenger slot, which is not a bug. Both are a result of these locomotives supporting random numbering which allows for unique road numbers without cluttering up the buy menu or making you download additional textures.

Stats:
  • Top Speed: 35 mph
  • Power: 684 hp
  • Tractive Effort: 36144 lbf
  • Weight: 153 tons
  • Available: 1912-1959

Variants Included:
  • Four different variants of Pennsylvania Railroad skins for both the B6sa and B6sb with different marker lights and lettering
  • Long Island Railroad skins for both the B6sa and B6sb
  • Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines B6sb
  • Washington Terminal B6sa
  • Generic colorable B6sa

The Train Shunter mod is highly recommend to allow running the locomotive in both forward and reverse using the run-around or push-pull settings.
9 kommentarer
Clockwork Giant 25. mar. kl. 18:34 
A locomotive near and dear to my heart, since my great great grandfather worked on one of these in Pittsburgh in the 1910's. Thank you very much for making this!
nd4spd1919 28. feb. kl. 18:22 
Another absolute banger of a locomotive, well done! A5s or D16 next?
Smokebacca 17. feb. kl. 12:37 
been waiting for these :demoticon:
H&W 38 Trainz 16. feb. kl. 17:59 
Hopefully we get to see this new coal mine station and would it be used for coal trains.
Labby  [ophavsmand] 16. feb. kl. 17:11 
The coal mine is a work in progress station by themeatballhero. It should be coming to the workshop in the near future.
Tunnel_Rat_Nakki 15. feb. kl. 12:41 
what is that coaling tower?
H&W 38 Trainz 15. feb. kl. 8:05 
I wonder what locomotive? could be next on the list.
H&W 38 Trainz 14. feb. kl. 7:44 
Nice! a B6 0-6-0 only two were saved from scrap, number 60 a B6sa is on display in a siding by the Wilmington and Western or the Red Clay Valley and B6sb number 1670 is on display at the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum at Strasburg Pennsyvania.
Emlem 14. feb. kl. 3:31 
Awesome! I would have never expected these lil guys of all engines. But I definitely welcome them with open arms (even thoug I'm more of an A5 fan-enby myself). Wondering what the next masterpiece will be. Take care and happy valentines day ^w^