Late reply to @power man but that's just the TpF camera tool being broken. When you use the camera tool (from the debug mode) sometimes it cannot render certain mountains in the distance, leaving everything on top of them (trees, rocks, etc) looking like they float in the air. Hopefully TpF2 will be better in this aspect.

can i warn you steve?, you have a bad case of flying trees in your screenshots, just some advice so your game isn't broken

In fact the railways of the (Kollaborative Federalist Republic) or KFR for short may use this sort of locomotive (With Payment going to the manufacturer of this locomotive (Please note the KFR is a bit of a backwards Country technology wise (we have computers but we still use steam in prefrence to Diesel (also With my Lore for the KFR it is Communist in the modern era but is quite self sufficent aside from oil which is why it uses steam in prefrence to diesel traction (we do have a few electric traction lines but not too many mostly only suburban lines the City to City lines are unelectrified as well as the interurban lines (also yes I am roleplaying with this comment)

@Wow okay I exeedingly like the document of the locomotive (Though I presume maintiance will be high (because of the two sets of valve gear along with the mechanical components between each gear and the regulator)

@SteveM4 I wouldn't say you have a problem (Infact dare I say its refreshing to see a fictional locomotive having such a history in the discription) also is it safe to assume that the stats are in the google document?

It should appear as in my screenshots. If not it's a graphics settling you have.

Love the locomotive, but the fluorescent white smoke is a little off-putting. Is this normal?

@Griviues there's many British rolling stock missing which i think need to be represented more. I just hope SR get the recognition they deserve.

I like the concept, Steven. Actually never considered the problem of the rocking motion until now - so I've learned something new.

I appreciate that you take time on these and use some creativity to bolster the UK rolling stock. I'm not opposed to fictional locos when they 'make sense' and fit in with others, which this one does. I'll be using this (and all other UK engines of yours) in my new 1850 Liverpool playthrough.

---
I've been wondering, since you have made the BR 'Fell' Mechanical Diesel - would you consider making more? There really isn't many early UK diesels at all for Transport Fever and it'd make me enormously happy if you could consider making the British Rail Class 42 "Warship" or its look-alike North British Type 2 (British Railways Class 21) or any of the UK Diesels from late 1950s onwards.

I could provide you with sound recordings of a few of them from Train Simulator.

I love the black and white livery.

Beautifull as ever Steve. And you don't have a problem, you just contracted Train Fever...
(I'll show myself out)