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BR Class 52 D1015 Western Champion

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The British Rail Class 52 'Westerns' were a type of diesel-hydraulic locomotives used extensively on British Rail's Western region. They were mixed freight locomotives known for their unique shape and liveries. The Class 52 could often be seen pulling trains from London to Cornwall at speeds of around 90MPH.

D1015 'Western Champion' is one of the only remaining survivors of the class. Of the 74 original locomotives built, only 7 continue to operate in preservation today.

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NOTES:

This locomotive was built for MRNJersey's Freight Locomotive challenge. The connectors are 4 blocks high and the engine runs on diesel fuel.

TO DRIVE, you MUST select the 'Toggle Cab Active' button or the throttle will not engage. Please remember to disable this if you need to operate the other cab.

TO REVERSE,, you must use the cab at the oposite end of the locomotive and select the 'Toggle Cab Active' button.

WHEN THE LOCOMOTIVE IS UNDER STRAIN, you may need to restart the engines and fully engage the throttle. This is due to the anti-wheelslip system used. You may also wish to engage the 'Additional Power' mode -- This button may be found between the chairs on the side of the main dashboard.

The fluid connector for the fuel may be found on the left side of the locomotive's undercarriage.
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FEATURES:

- Working track switcher
- PTT Radio
- Detailed interior
- Working headnumber lamps
- Fuel-efficient setup with a large fuel capacity

Max Speed: 160MPH
Max fuel: 6325.50 Diesel