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Generic British Passenger Coaches V2 (1925-1940)

Expanding on my previous modpack, here's part 2, which covers Grouping-era generic coaches, EMUs and DMUs.

Initially available in 1925 are the first generation of large, bogied compartment coaches, with a second generation of corridor and open coaches available in 1940 - the second generation has a slightly lower capacity, but higher top speed, and both types have stats and capacities that will make them usable well into the 1960s and even the 1970s.

As with the previous pack, I've also included some generic EMUs (and now DMUs!), available in all liveries and including both a third rail and overhead variant, and push-pull coaches are included as well.

Enjoy!


-A total of 412 different models to choose from.
-23 variants of passenger coach spread across 2 generations spanning 1925-1940, reflective of common UK designs, liveries and aesthetics.
-8 Liveries to choose from - or mix and match!
-28 variants of EMU and DMU units, reflecting early EMUs/DMUs on British electrified networks. Third Rail EMU is classified as a Diesel engine and does not need catenary to work, but is visually compatible with third rail mods.
-Full ageing support. Detailed dirt and rust maps accumulate dirt and paint thins and fades as the coaches age.
-Tint/recolour support available for 'dark green' and 'dark brown with cream panelling' liveries.
-Neatly organised menus, organised by generation and livery.
-Small file size and .dds compressed textures, to help with load speed.
-Placeable rail assets available in new or aged versions of all models.
-Line names and numbers will display on EMU and DMU units.
-Optional toggles in in-game modlist - don't like specific liveries? You can now disable them!


A big thank you to the Transport Fever 2 UK Discord for all of the feedback and suggestions on this mod, and also for putting up with my spam as I've worked on this and provided continuous, frequent updates. This has actually been a pretty huge undertaking and I've learned a lot of new stuff in the process, and the support and enthusiasm for this project has been *greatly* appreciated!

Also a huge thanks to Planesimple for allowing me to use the soundset of the Mark I coaches - much appreciated!


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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!