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LSWR Beattie Well Tank
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Vehicle: Locomotive
Tags: steam, British
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30 Apr, 2021 @ 1:53pm
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Steve Emfore
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LSWR Beattie Well Tank

Description
Small old boi

The LSWR 0298 or Beattie-Well-Tank is a small 2-4-0 well tank loco built by Beyer Peacock co. between 1863 and 1875 designed for suburban passenger trains in London. The original 85 locomotives were cabless, and in the late 1800's all but three were scrapped, those three eventually being fitted with cabs and making their way down to Cornwall to work the Bodmin and Wenfordbridge china clay line and do so until their withdrawal in 1962.

So whats in the mod?
5 variants of the Beattie Well Tank:
- Cabless
- SR Green
- BR Black
- BR No. 30585
- BR No. 30587

Features
Full user colours
full customised soundset
Full dirt mapping

This mod was bought to you by:
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How do I order a train?
At the moment, you don't. But if things go well then who knows.

4 Comments
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Fidel Castro 5 May, 2021 @ 5:36am 
Very nice! I was personally a bit let down by The Great Bear and the Holden Class because the vast majority of your models are way better than those two and it's nice to see a return to form. Excited to try this out when I get my new pc!
Bonitadegu 1 May, 2021 @ 10:39am 
very much appreciatted. May i ask/suggest/request something along the lines of the 'Steam Elephant' of Buddle & Chapman 1815 ?
mallard4468 1 May, 2021 @ 5:19am 
This was extremely unexpected. And is extremely apriciated. They look magnificent Steve. Really one in the headlamp of anybody who dares to say your engines look bland ^^ These little darlings are stunning, and no mistake about that!
Toby.Frenchy 1 May, 2021 @ 2:53am 
Can I say that this looks divinely detailed?