SAR 624 SG Locomotive 1967+

SAR 624 SG Locomotive 1967+

The 620 class light pacific was built by the Islington workshops for a class of 10 during the late 30's, designed by the Chief Mechanical Engineer, Fred Shea. This class was also the only one in Australia to have Baker valve gear, due to it's high royalty cost. It was designed to haul almost any sort of train on most of the network, including the lighter laid lines. In 1943 after the introduction of the 520 class 4-8-4's, the class was relegated to passenger services to Bridgewater, Tailem Bend and on the Willunga line. The class also still saw use on the lightly laid Mallee branch lines due to their light axle loading. The class was phased out for the Bluebird railcars, although a series of failures in 1954 and 1955 resulted in a comeback of 620's on the Port Pirie line. Unfortunately, they were all withdrawn by 1969. 621 has been preserved in operational condition at SteamRanger while 624 has been preserved statically at the NRM. 624 entered the NRM in 1967, when it was the Mile End Railway Museum. The locomotive has remained static ever since, but this Trainz version is depicted as 'what if' it would look like if it was restored to operation.
Built by VT29steamtrain, 2021
Contributors:
Jordo - sizing and basic shape
Pcas1986 - UV mapping

Author: vt29

SAR 624 SG Locomotive 1967+
art
thumbnail.jpg 294.06KB
body
2.texture.txt 37 bytes
2.tga 16.04KB
4.texture.txt 37 bytes
4.tga 16.04KB
6.texture.txt 37 bytes
6.tga 16.04KB
albedo.texture.txt 45 bytes
albedo.tga 16.00MB
body.lm.txt 201 bytes
body.tga 16.00MB
body_lod0.trainzmesh 4.91MB
body_lod1.trainzmesh 54.96KB
extras black.texture.txt 57 bytes
extras black.tga 4.00MB
extras black_normal.texture.txt 96 bytes
extras black_normal.tga 4.00MB
normalmap.texture.txt 76 bytes
normalmap.tga 16.00MB
par.texture.txt 40 bytes
par.tga 4.00MB
parameter.texture.txt 52 bytes
parameter.tga 16.00MB
texture-albedo.texture.txt 29 bytes
• config.txt 13.93KB
• sar621-loco.gs 3.30KB