I love this mod. Can you perhaps make a version of the Virginian ELC?

there was no NH variation, that is a different locomotive.

Any chance for the NH variation?

Beautiful model, just saw this in the RR museum of Pennsylvania this weekend, it's spot on. Thank you for this

This is a delightful addition to my NEC playing. Thank you for your work.

Any possibility of modifying this to an EL-C/E33?

A electric locomotive should not have so much pollution like the dieseleninges... but in the game it looks like all have about the same pollution... i was checking if i find a setting in the modfiles but dont found something... Is it possible to reduce the pollution of electric locomotives? and if yes where is the entry for that?

Nice model, but if you activate cabin view in the reversed model you are looking backwards instead of foreward.

Can someone please update the mod where it has a fictional NS paint scheme and a fiction CSX YN3 paint scheme.

I wonder if we will get any virginain electrics in the future

Yes, i was wondering i someone was going to make this model, well done.

Thanks for this mod! would love to see the PRR P5a in both boxcab and modified vertions

Looks very nice!! I'd be awesome to have more North American electric locomotives like GF6C, Little Joe, and boxcabs :)

Thank you ever so much!

Thank you for that. It appears I configured some lighting on the E44A incorrectly and it caused a crash. I have updated the file.

These are awesome locomotives, and it is great to see some newcomers! Sadly however, the E44A Amtrak loco appears to be bugged. Whenever I assign it to a line, the game immediately crashes to the desktop. The others however, appear to function normally. Thank you for all of your excellent work.

How did I miss this!?!

this model its similar like CC201 of Indonesian railways loco, would you like to make CC201 version?

That's a beauty right there

beauty!

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"all were retired by the mid-1980s". My guess would be they retired when the catenary switched from 25 Hz to 60 Hz in 1984. They knew they had a few old locomotives, which couldn't handle it, but the technical benefits of 60 Hz made it worth switch anyway. I know that's how the last GG1s retired.

any chance of an asset version?

Beautiful! Nice work! Love the generic versions as well! So handy. :D

cool!

WOOOO love this, nice job sir!