BREL Class 58 - Revision history

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PikkaWiki: New page: The '''BREL Class 58''' is a diesel locomotive in the UK Railway Set. ==Statistics and information== [[Image:58.png|right|Two livery variations, based on year...

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New page: The '''BREL Class 58''' is a diesel locomotive in the UK Railway Set. ==Statistics and information== [[Image:58.png|right|Two livery variations, based on year...

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The '''BREL Class 58''' is a diesel [[:Category:Locomotives|locomotive]] in the [[UK Railway Set]].
==Statistics and information==
[[Image:58.png|right|Two livery variations, based on year built and last service]]
{|border=0 bordercolor=black cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2
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!|Type:
|General Purpose Diesel
|-
!|Introduction:
|1983
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!|Withdrawal:
|2020
|-
!|Speed:
|80mph
|-
!|Power:
|3300hp
|-
!|Weight:
|129t
|-
!|Tractive Effort:
|275kN
|-
!|Replaces:
|[[EE Type 3]]
|-
!|Replaced By:
|[[EMD Class 66]]
|}

==Prototype information==
[[Image:58.jpg|left|240px]]Known as "bones" due to their shape, the Class 58 was British Rail's first attempt at a modular, American-style locomotive. They were moderately successful on heavy coal drags and similar unit freight trains, but the introduction of the much more efficient [[Class 66]] saw the 58s retired and exported en masse in the first decade of the 21st century.

==Similar locomotives==
The Class 56 was another heavy freight locomotive of the 1980s which saw early retirement.

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 ==Similar locomotives==
-The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_56 Class 56] was another heavy freight locomotive of the 1980s which saw early retirement.  The 56 was featured in TTO, but I decided to put the 58 in UKRS2 as it has a more distinctive outline.
+The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_56 Class 56] was another heavy freight locomotive of the 1980s which saw early retirement.  The 56 was a locomotive featured in the original Transport Tycoon, but I decided to put the 58 in UKRS2 as it has a more distinctive outline.
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 ==Prototype information==
-[[Image:58.jpg|left|240px]]Known as "bones" due to their shape, the Class 58 was British Rail's first attempt at a modular, American-style locomotive.  They were moderately successful on heavy coal drags and similar unit freight trains, but the introduction of the much more efficient [[Class 66]] saw the 58s retired and exported en masse in the first decade of the 21st century.
+[[Image:58.jpg|left|240px]]Known as "bones" due to their shape, the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_58 Class 58] was British Rail's first attempt at a modular, American-style locomotive.  They were moderately successful on heavy coal drags and similar unit freight trains, but the introduction of the much more efficient [[Class 66]] saw the 58s retired and exported en masse in the first decade of the 21st century.
 ==Similar locomotives==