@HOIrembo4, @acecole2 new model is up!

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When tho?

When it's done lol

When is the new mod for this coming, an estimated date would be nice to know.

well, this is getting an entirely new mod, and this one will be depracted. But, yes it will get new skins and a recolorable one for sure!

Can you mod it so we can change the color?

this mod will be deprecated in the coming months as I've been working on a completely revamped model with a better nose and windshield, new plow and basically completely redone body.

It will also include the City of San Francisco, the Daylight scheme for SP ownership after the joint ownership ended (formally the City of SF), and the CNW owned model (formally the City of LA). They will all have new textures.

What year does this become available? I've had it enabled since the beginning of my playthrough and even tailored a route a wanted to run it on but im now in 2020 and still never seen it.

nah, the E2 only had 2 models made, for two seperate routes. I could I guess but it would be fictional, just wait until the E7 and E8 are released :P

Any chance or adding a reversed variant?

ah, the sound was hard to replicate. it was a winton unit, which only has one existing model left, in a museum. i took mine from a stationary unit, that very well may not have been a 2 stroke

I like this one but doesn't sound like a 2-stroke

this whole mod needs a rev amp, which is on my to-do list. needs a better nose, better smoke and better windows with an ao map, better normal, its not that great of a mod.

The A unit is looking great, for some reason the skin of the B units is dark on one side and completely black on the other side. Any idea how to fix?

not a bad idea, I'll talk with NA4U about it!

Yea

Like City of LA Cars?

Could you also make the passenger and baggage cars that would go along with the engine?

@Paranoid Android Motor, power, unit, engine, train, and locomotive are all more or less interchangeable terms to describe a locomotive. They do all technically have different meanings, but in my short experience so far on a railroad they use them all pretty much to mean the same thing.

Thx for the backstory about that motor! Is it an engine too or is there difference in English?

Sweet oldie, but goody.