<kuid:103475:117> ZR D1 T4 FL Christmas 2018 Ten

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Victorian Railways D1 class - Type 4 - FL Chrismtas 2018 - Sans Serrif Numbers - Newport Built - Tender
Constructed between 1903 and 1920, the Victorian Railways DD/D1 class locomotive was designed as a mixed traffic locomotive, with capabilities of also hauling mainline passenger services. Eventually numbering 260 members, the 'D series' locomotives were constructed by both the Victorian Railways and outside locomotive builders, including the Phoenix Foundry in Ballarat, the Baldwin Locomotive works in the USA, and others. Over time, many of the class were rebuilt or modified with superheaters, larger cylinders, and larger boilers. These rebuilds and modifications lead to the introduction of 'sub classes', these being 'D1' (original DD class locomotives), 'D2' (superheated, with larger cylinders), and 'D3' (larger superheated boiler and electric lighting). The DD class locos also saw a number of variations in the early years of the class. The 'Type 4' DD class were the first locomotives on the VR to adopt what would become the standard styling for the next 20 years, with a raised footplate above the wheels, and the 'Canadian' cab. The DD class wore a number of liveries through their lives, with the type 4 starting their lives in Canadian Red livery, which was a deep rich red with white lining and chocolate 'background'; which was later simplified into straight red with white lining around the time of World War One. From the 1920s, the Victorian Railways painted all locos in plain black, which all surviving 'D' series locos received.

This model represents the 'Type 4' D1 class locomotives, built by the Newport Workshops between 1904 and 1915, in freelance 'ZecRail' lined black livery with Christmas decorations, with later style 'sans serrif' number plates, with three optional levels of weathering (clean, light dirt, heavy dirt). These locos received various numbers from 500 to 697, with a total of 39 numbers.

This model is fitted with screwlink couplings, safety chains, and is set for the prototypical Broad Gauge (5ft3in gauge), for use with layouts with 5ft3in gauge track (but can be used on standard gauge tracks as well).

This locomotive features the 'ACS' script by James Moody (bloodnok) to control animated couplers and brake hoses, and also includes James Moody's marker lamp code (to control the marker lamps, and tail lamps and tail discs). The locomotive also has controlable cab windows, cab doors, roof vent, and weather tarp, all of which are linked to the same in the cab view, as well as a controllable smokebox door, animated brake shoes, scripted brake hiss and brake squeal, and scripted working reverser and valve gear, and texture replacement for 'diffuse' and 'normals' maps to choose between clean, lightly weathered, and heavily weathered versions, with changes to reflections and some raised detail on each texture set. A custom highly detailed interior view is also included. Various scripted smoke and sound effects are included, including air compressor, injectors, sander, blower, as well as scripted main smoke effect and cylinder drain effect, based on the regulator and cut-off or the steam chest pressure. The loco and tender also feature a 'snow' option, set via the snow-line option in your session or route.

I hope you enjoy using this model.
Zec