Southern Railway Steam Project

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Southern Steam in Trainz

Project Leader: SR6900

From the tiny A-7 0-6-0's to the aesthetic Ps-4 4-6-2's to the monstrous Ls-2 2-8-8-2's, we are creating each of the major engine classes and variations of the Southern Railway's steam fleet. I would like to say that the engines will have different variations and feature based on what subsidiaries owned and equipped locomotives with. Such as pneumatic smoke hoods or Wimble Smoke Ducts on CNO&TP engines along with the CNO&TP's unique numberplates. NO&NE will not have large Mikes or much anything bigger than a Ps-2. Same for GS&F. So you will have a selection of engines, schemes, features, etc. I hope to have scripted elements such as markers, ARN, and smoke effects. I also have a goal set for animated bells, custom interiors, and many other "payware only" features. All of this freeware. This will be allow you to drive around any type of Ps-4 and will exhibit the beauty of the steam of the oldest completely dieselized Class 1 Railroad. That is what makes Southern Railway a challenge to model. It was a road of innovation, loving to welcome in new technologies. They wanted to leave the past behind and be the railroad of the future. They did just that, leaving behind only handfuls of steam era information. A lot of valuable information, thrown away years ago. So everything is hard to find.


[edit] Engines Currenty Undergoing Construction

4-4-0's - 3829-3833,3841

As-11 - USRA 0-8-0 - Heavy Switcher

Ts - USRA Light 4-8-2 - Mainline Mountain Power

Ms - Light 2-8-2 - The First Mikados

Ks - Heavy 2-8-0 - Start of the Heavy Shortline Power

[edit] Completed Projects

None at the moment.


[edit] Other Information

We have not decided what engine to make next, please register with our forum and vote for your favorite engine in our Poll.

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--Sr6900 09:02, 20 June 2008 (EST)

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