F&WVJR G class ''Galloping Alice'' - GER Blue

F&WVJR G class ''Galloping Alice'' - GER Blue

Number 16 was built by Beyer Peacock in 1897 for the Midland and South Western Junction Railway. It gained the nickname Galloping Alice because of its small driving wheels which would revolve at great speed. It was rebuilt by the GWR in 1924. (in fiction) after earlier No.14's trials were successful, the neighbouring Flockton & Westbridge Valley Railway ordered their own 2 engines, with 4 later orders of 38 engines built between 1897-1910. These G class engines would become the F&WVJR's Standard Goods locos and continued operation under BR until the end of steam.

Thanks to Paul Hobbs and Trainboi1 for there mesh components.

F&WVJR G class ''Galloping Alice'' - GER Blue
• $screenshot$.jpg 28.63KB
• art.texture.txt 30 bytes
• art.tga 32.04KB
• config.txt 11.37KB
• cyldraincocks.tfx 420 bytes
galloping alice body
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galloping alice l3.trainzmesh 24.35KB
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galloping alice parameters.texture.txt 85 bytes
galloping alice.lm.txt 461 bytes
galloping alice.png 3.26MB
galloping alice.texture.txt 63 bytes
galloping alice.trainzmesh 2.52MB
galloping alice.txt 403 bytes
pressure gauge.texture.txt 37 bytes
pressure gauge.tga 768.04KB
worksplate normal.png 7.94KB
worksplate normal.texture.txt 92 bytes
worksplate parameters.png 3.38KB
worksplate parameters.texture.txt 75 bytes
worksplate.png 73.33KB
worksplate.texture.txt 53 bytes
• lstub.gs 27.91KB