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GWR Early Coaches (Short)
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Vehicle: Wagon
Tags: vehicle, passenger, British, UK, gwr, lms, mr
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25 Apr, 2017 @ 12:59pm
6 May, 2019 @ 5:24am
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GWR Early Coaches (Short)

Description
GWR Coaches (Short).
Available: 1850-1932

4 versions split across 4 periods:
GWR Coach Short (Very Early), 1850-1883, Carries 6, 37mph (60kph)
GWR Coach Short (Early, 6 wheel), 1870-1883, Carries 8, 37mph (60kph)
GWR Coach Short (Early, 4 wheel), 1883-1920, Carries 10, 45mph (73kph)
GWR Coach Short (Late, 4 wheel), 1905-1932, Carries 12, 60mph (96kph)

Midland Railway Coach Short, 6 wheel; 1866-1916, Carries 8, 50mph (80kph)
Midland Railway Coach Short, 4 wheel; 1882-1923, Carries 10, 62mph (100kph)

Most early GWR standard gauge coaches were built by other companies, and were similar to road stage coaches of the day. From the mid 1850s most were composite coaches with first and second class compartments.

From the early 1870s several thousand 4 and 6 wheeled short coaches were built and used on the GWR.

Supports user colours (except MR versions). No aging or user logo. Includes placeable scenery Asset versions of GWR versions.

Update: Added 2 Midland Railway versions. Improved textures.
Update: Improved detail. Changed dates of 4 wheeled versions. Late version to 60mph.
Update: Models also available as placeable scenery Assets.
Update: Added new Very Early model in 1850.
Update: Improved windows by adding transparency and dark interior.
Update: Custom colours.
20 Comments
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JK  [author] 27 May, 2019 @ 7:56am 
@Matt - It could load order or a conflict with another mod that changes capacities.
Matt 27 May, 2019 @ 7:35am 
I seem to only have a capacity of 1 for my "Very Early" coaches - load order issue maybe or...?
JK  [author] 19 May, 2019 @ 4:39am 
@Paranoid Android - I considered adding passengers at the last update, but it had already taken too long, so I didn't. It's possible I may add them in the future, but not likely at the moment. I consider these carriages to be in need of a lot work before being put into Transport Fever 2 (the forthcoming sequel), so they will have passengers at whatever point they make it into that game.
Moofrog 19 May, 2019 @ 1:51am 
Very nice looking model. Unfortunately does not have seats and compartments modeled yet for the passengers so looks a bit empty. Do you plan on adding it late and if yes , do you have an estimate how long it will take you? Cheers! :)
JK  [author] 7 Apr, 2019 @ 8:08am 
@[SKRA] 桜 Apollo - I can't see any issues in the code. They show the correct capacities for me in game. For you do they show capacities of 1, or show it correct and only carry 1 when loaded?
[SKRA] 桜 Apollo 7 Apr, 2019 @ 2:54am 
not sure if its clashing with something but the early coaches are only carrying 1 passenger for me.
JK  [author] 3 Aug, 2017 @ 2:29pm 
I'll probably publish my 4-4-0 City class this weekend.
C04L 3 Aug, 2017 @ 2:16pm 
man that looks awesome thanks for the link..
..are you working on anything atm? (fan of yr mods)
JK  [author] 2 Aug, 2017 @ 11:11am 
I wouldn't make it, but someone made it for the previous game: https://www.transportfever.net/filebase/index.php/Entry/1663-The-Stephenson-s-Rocket/
It be should possible for you to make it work in TpF:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/446800/discussions/0/135507548123747293/
C04L 1 Aug, 2017 @ 12:22pm 
JK, I was wondering as a spare time thing would you consider doing a golden oldie Robert Stephensons Rocket? I know its earlier than 1850's but just as a love for british engineering. maybe add a plopable version too so we can always marvel at it in a museum.. Hope it would interest you......