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Pennsylvania Railroad Q2 Class Locomotive
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Era: 1900s
Category: Civil
Type: Train
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Pennsylvania Railroad Q2 Class Locomotive

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Made by seanorse. NOTE! THIS CREATION IS INCREDIBLY PC INTENSIVE, AND MAKES USE OF BRICKS THAT ARE KNOWN TO DESYNC IN MULTIPLAYER.

The Q2 class of locomotives were a result of the Pennsylvania Railroad's exploration into the practicality of duplex locomotives; locomotives that have two sets of driving wheels on a single frame. As a result these locomtives could not handle curves well. Additionally, the Q2's were rather inefficient in their fuel use, needing to stop for water every 90 minues or so. Due to this, the duplex locomtives of Pennsylvania's fleet were amongst the first to be sold off and scrapped.

Locomtive 6131 specifically is the first experimental locomotive of the Q2 Class, which had a total of 26 locomtives. They were designed specifically for freight service, and were amongst the largest and most powerful non-articulating locomotives ever built. They were only built in 1944 and 45, and were sold off by 1951 in lieu of diesel locomotion.

This information and more can be found here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_Railroad_class_Q2
https://www.steamlocomotive.com/locobase.php?country=USA&wheel=Duplex&railroad=prr#350

This locomotive was built in version 1.4.5 of Brick Rigs and will not load in any older versions.
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GGcake 30 gen, ore 9:34 
looks great
76561199128975854 19 nov 2024, ore 19:24 
just wondering has there ever been a wreck that involved this train? if so then do you mind telling me the name or giving a link so i can recreat the model? and yes i will give credits
sigmaboy69 1 apr 2024, ore 20:39 
im talking about the irl prr it was a joke that was not funny
snerso  [autore] 1 apr 2024, ore 20:33 
huh?
sigmaboy69 1 apr 2024, ore 12:14 
give credit to Pennsylvania railroad u stole there q2
snerso  [autore] 14 nov 2023, ore 0:30 
There is a browser tool called HexEd.it that is good for hex editing. The easiest way to do it is to create a vehicle composed only of the part you want to modify and opening it in HexEd.it. From there you have to manually find the value you want to modify, but once you do you can basically set it to whatever you want to. This is also used for infinite length pistons and bright lights.
D.G.fox 16 13 nov 2023, ore 17:45 
i'll say. how did you glitch the tire pressure. did you mess with the game's code, or is there a trick up your hacker god sleeve?
Richard Ronald Mortis 21 ott 2023, ore 16:43 
Hey snerso, Could you make the MLW MX636?
https://i.pinimg.com/736x/74/90/ed/7490ed7435e1d2a05d46e939537461a8--electric-locomotive-rail.jpg

https://www.railpictures.net/images/d1/6/0/5/3605.1217180666.jpg
Camaro guy 25 lug 2023, ore 13:27 
FINALLY, the q2 gets some recognition
snerso  [autore] 21 lug 2023, ore 18:28 
The visual part of the wheels are merely decoration, in the middle there is a small tire wheel which has had its pressure modified to have the radius of the wheel, which makes its running a whole lot smoother.