VIC S5 T Class Locomotives

VR S5 T Class Locomotives


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V/Line S5 T Class Locomotives


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FV/FA S5 T Class Locomotives


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PN S5 T Class Locomotives


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Watco/SCT S5 T Class Locomotives


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MRPS S5 T Class Locomotives


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YOU MUST HAVE THE BAIRNSDALE-ORBOST ROUTE FROM THE TRAINZ STORE INSTALLED FOR THESE LOCOMOTIVES TO WORK
https://store.trainzportal.com/products/bairnsdale-to-orbost
The T Class locomotives were built between 1955 and 1968. They were a replacement for steam engines on branch lines. They ran on all types of trains and most lines of 60lb rail or more. The controls were set up for long end running. Short end running was possible by sitting sideways. Some of the original locos were fitted with dual controls. These were later altered and further units fitted with single control sets to save on construction costs. The Series 5 version of the T Class features a raised cab with a chop nosed design, as well as a power plant change from the 567 to an 1100hp 645 engine.

Information thanks to pjv101.net

​These Locomotives Feature:
-Full PBR Texturing using Substance Painter
-Texture Swapping
-Fully Detailed Custom Cab
-Animated Doors
-Animated Windows
-Animated Wipers
-Number Board and External Light Toggles
​-Switchable Marker Lights
-Custom Scripting
-Emissive Lighting
-Custom Locomotive Brake Sounds
-Custom Traction Motor Sounds​​​
Photo Credits
Mark Bau, Brain's Railway Collection,  Chris Nuthall, 8888transportpix