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[OUTDATED][Steam locomotive] 0-6-0T E2 LB&SC

LB&SCR 0-6-0T E2 Locomotive

This is my next locomotive. Many of you may be familiar with it, some not, and for others it has/had a special place in their heart as "Thomas the tank engine"

Well it's here!
Max speed is around 40 MPH in game
It has similar sounds my previous locomotive, the pannier 57xx, since they're very similar in structure i used the same sounds.
It pulls quite a bit, as far as custom train cars and my train pack. This is a new script (It fixes issues and gives me much easier way to do things), so a new way of propulson, which means it sadly doesn't work well with sligwolfs train cars. (They are very heavy). Also, this means that the locomotive needs time to slow down after acceleration, no more stopping in ten feet from going 45 mph. Which adds to the realism. However it also takes a long time to stop if you arent pressing down on the brake, which allows you to "coast" down the rails without having to hold down a button.

Controls

W: Moves the locomotive forward
S: Moves the locomotive backwards
D: Sounds the whistle, hold this for as long as you want for longer whistle.
A: Allows you to lean out of the cab.

Extras

This locomotive comes with a thomas the tank engine skin and body group! Now this isn't all perfect, as the dimensions and proportions are different in real life to the show, and this mod was built around the real life E2, but it still looks quite good. Blue wheels will come in the future, don't you worry. As for other mods that work with it, you can find those here:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=655363484

Notes

I have fixed a lot of issues, like the deletion issue that causes constant errors. Also the acceleration stickyness has been fixed for everyone. The locomotive opperates a bit slower at very low fps (if you have 9 fps, its around 40% slower as far as acceleration, but when it reaches max speed it opperates the same way.)
The locomotive also has a tendency to flip out on junctions, most of the time it stays railed (80%) and this isnt really common, especially if you're pulling train cars.
if you have any suggestions or issues, post them in the comments.

The map you see in the images is gm_traincity