BR Britannia Loco (late condition)

BR Britannia Loco (late condition)

The 'Britannia' Class locos were the first of 12 types of standard locos designed by British Railways. Introduced in 1951 and intended to use the best ideas from SR, GWR, LMS and LNER locomotives, they were the first two cylinder British pacifics. Eventually totalling 55 members the class was withdrawn between 1965 and 1968, two are preserved, 70000 'Britannia' and 70013 'Oliver Cromwell' which worked the last official steam hauled train in the UK.

Author: Paul Hobbs

BR Britannia Loco (late condition)
• $screenshot$.jpg 24.77KB
asset_art
art_icon.texture.txt 51 bytes
art_icon.tga 33.04KB
asset_body
body.im 398.74KB
boiler.texture.txt 29 bytes
boiler.tga 1.50MB
cab_window_left.im 3.12KB
cab_window_left.kin 2.35KB
cab_window_right.im 3.13KB
cab_window_right.kin 2.35KB
decals_0.im 5.70KB
decals_long.im 4.29KB
decals_med.im 4.42KB
dome_high.im 10.84KB
dome_low.im 10.84KB
numbers_0.texture.txt 55 bytes
numbers_0.tga 65.04KB
numbers_0_bump.texture.txt 37 bytes
numbers_0_bump.tga 49.04KB
regulator.im 11.48KB
regulator.kin 4.96KB
skin.texture.txt 27 bytes
skin.tga 3.53KB
ventilator.im 5.21KB
ventilator.kin 3.23KB
washout_plug.texture.txt 61 bytes
washout_plug.tga 17.04KB
window.texture.txt 29 bytes
window.tga 3.04KB
asset_shadow
black.texture.txt 28 bytes
black.tga 1.08KB
shadow.im 31.41KB
• britannia_loco.gs 65.48KB
• config.txt 15.40KB
• licence.txt 1.46KB
• readme.txt 2.35KB
• sidle.tfx 400 bytes