NBR Drummond Abbotsford - Light Green

NBR Drummond Abbotsford - Light Green

A Midland Railway through service over the Waverley route to Edinburgh was introduced in May 1876. The existing Wheatley 4-4-0s were not powerful enough for this service, so Drummond designed his Class M locomotives as replacements. Due to the urgency involved, the first four locomotives partially replaced an existing order for J32 0-6-0s. A total of twelve Class M engines were built in three batches between 1877 and 1879. Neilson & Co built the first two batches, and Cowlairs built the last. The class became known as the 'Abbotsford' Class, probably due to the use of No. 429 Abbotsford on the official Neilson photograph. .

Thanks to PaulHobbs and Trainboi1 for their mesh library elements, many of which have been used in the model. Also thanks to RobD who provided the numberplate font.

Author: Edward Heaps

NBR Drummond Abbotsford - Light Green
• $screenshot$.jpg 32.62KB
• art.texture.txt 30 bytes
• art.tga 32.04KB
• config.txt 12.11KB
• cyldraincocks.tfx 420 bytes
drummond_body
drummond.im 1.59MB
drummond.lm.txt 337 bytes
drummond.texture.txt 31 bytes
drummond.tga 12.00MB
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drummondl3.im 38.04KB
drummondlined.texture.txt 36 bytes
drummondlined.tga 12.00MB
env_metal.texture.txt 32 bytes
env_metal.tga 192.04KB
number.texture.txt 47 bytes
number.tga 60 bytes
pressure gauge.texture.txt 37 bytes
pressure gauge.tga 768.04KB
worksplate.texture.txt 33 bytes
worksplate.tga 384.04KB
• lstub.gs 176 bytes