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LNER Thompson 'P3' 2-8-2
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LNER Thompson 'P3' 2-8-2

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LNER Thompson 'P3' 2-8-2

This mod was brought on by a bit of a discussion on Discord about an unstreamlined P2, so I created an admittedly unlikely thought experiment based on that, hence the P3 here. Enjoy!

Features

-LNER 'P3' in 6 liveries
-Liveries include LNER Black, LNER Green, LNER Wartime Black, BR Green, BR Blue and BR Black.
-Full aging and recolour support. Detailed dirt and rust accumulates as the engine ages.
-Engines are sorted in depot menus to reduce purchase menu clutter.
-Small file size and .dds compressed textures, to help with load speed.
-Placeable rail assets (also with lods) allowing placement of the full engine. Aged asset variants also included.
-Moddable engine numbers - edit the number of the train and the number will display on the side of the locomotive.


Specs

LNER P3 2-8-2 (all variants)
-Available from 1943 (additional liveries and variants will unlock over time)
-Available until 1966
Top Speed: 145 kph
Power: 2750kW
Tractive Effort: 205kN
Weight 169t

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Constructive feedback is always welcome, and I love reading your comments, so if you have any notes on what I can improve, or just want to leave a nice message, by all means please leave a post below!
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ethan 28 jan, 2024 @ 19:33 
is that based off of something real or is that something madeup
trainmasterdmv 8 dec, 2023 @ 11:51 
I take my previous statement back. That looks more like an LNER V2 to me.
trainmasterdmv 8 dec, 2023 @ 11:48 
To the average british rail enthusiast, this just seems like a LNER A1(/1).

But then you look at the wheels and realise...

That is one H E C C I N G C H O N K E R :steamhappy:
zgerlado 18 jul, 2023 @ 12:26 
Soooo, you basically combined the look of the p1, and the SPEED AND POWER, of the P2. TAKE ME MONEY.
Tsukunea 19 mar, 2023 @ 18:11 
I don't think anything would have changed Thompson's mind about what to do with the P2s, I think the best chance a P3 would have had would have been with Peppercorn
trevorfwilliams117 17 mar, 2023 @ 13:08 
Love this, gives me that Henry vibe.
kevin_o-1986 16 mar, 2023 @ 7:04 
@FS I know, I meant that in its 1947 numbering scheme, the LNER had stated that numbers 1-999 were allocated to express engines of wheel configurations 4-6-2, 2-6-2 and 2-8-2, that's all.
Knopfler 16 mar, 2023 @ 1:02 
@kevin_o-1986 it definitely wouldn't have been a possibility if nationalisation hadn't happened, nevermind that all of the Big 4 were flat broke after the war, the 2-8-2 wheel arrangement was one that didn't work out on the LNER, there is a reason the P1s were scrapped and the P2s were rebuilt into conventional Pacifics. Unless there was something drawn up, there's no chance of it existing in a theoretical "No BR" scenario.

Don't get me wrong, I like the mod and I'll be using it, but saying it was "a possibility" is simply not true.
Blast Hardcheese 15 mar, 2023 @ 0:39 
Those smoke deflectors make me think we might be in for a Tornado in the near future..
kevin_o-1986 13 mar, 2023 @ 4:45 
Nice loco. Looking at how the LNER decided on its post-war numbering scheme, this could also have been a possibility if nationalisation hadn't happened.