0-6-0 Goods

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The '''0-6-0 Goods''' is a steam [[:Category:Locomotives|locomotive]] in [[Project 1000]].
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The '''0-6-0 Goods''' is a steam [[:Category:Locomotives|locomotive]] in the [[UK Railway Set]].
  
 
==Statistics and information==
 
==Statistics and information==
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[[Image:060.png|right|Two livery variations, based on year built and cargo type]]
 
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==Prototype information==
 
==Prototype information==
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[[Image:goods.jpg|right|240px|GER Class Y14]]The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GWR_2301_Class GWR Dean Goods] was a celebrated 19th century workhorse.  Light, fast and economical, many survived in branchline service until the 1950s.
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This locomotive is based on two real-world locomotives;
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The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LNWR_17in_Coal_Engine LNWR Coal Engine] of 1873 was a powerful but simple freight engine.  Hundreds of these locomotives survived well into the 20th century.
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The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GWR_2301_Class GWR Dean Goods] was a celebrated general purpose workhorse introduced in 1883.  Light, fast and economical, many survived in branchline service until the 1950s.
  
 
==Similar locomotives==
 
==Similar locomotives==
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0-6-0 freight and light passenger engines were widely built around the turn of the 20th century.  Similar locomotives include the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GER_Class_Y14 GER Class Y14] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBR_C_Class NBR C Class].
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[[Image:goods.jpg|left|240px|GER Class Y14]]0-6-0 freight and light passenger engines were widely built around the turn of the 20th century.  Similar locomotives include the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GER_Class_Y14 GER Class Y14] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBR_C_Class NBR C Class].
  
 
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Latest revision as of 13:11, 24 February 2012

The 0-6-0 Goods is a steam locomotive in the UK Railway Set.

[edit] Statistics and information

Two livery variations, based on year built and cargo type
Type: Freight Steam Locomotive
Introduction: 1873
Withdrawal: 1955
Speed: 50mph
Power: 600hp
Weight: 71t
Tractive Effort: 80kN
Replaces: Long Boiler
Replaced By: Jinty, Mineral

[edit] Prototype information

This locomotive is based on two real-world locomotives;

The LNWR Coal Engine of 1873 was a powerful but simple freight engine. Hundreds of these locomotives survived well into the 20th century.

The GWR Dean Goods was a celebrated general purpose workhorse introduced in 1883. Light, fast and economical, many survived in branchline service until the 1950s.

[edit] Similar locomotives

GER Class Y14
0-6-0 freight and light passenger engines were widely built around the turn of the 20th century. Similar locomotives include the GER Class Y14 and NBR C Class.
UK Railway Set (UKRS2)
GRFs
UK Railway Set (UKRS2) • UK Railway Add-on Set
Locomotives (UK Railway Set)

Steam 19th Century:  2-2-0 Planet •  0-4-0 Coppernob •  4-2-0 Crampton •  0-6-0 Long Boiler •  0-4-0 Industrial •  0-4-2 Tank •  0-6-0 Jinty •  2-2-2 Lady •  4-2-2 Spinner •  0-6-0 Goods
Steam 20th Century:  4-4-0 Edwardian •  0-6-0 Freight •  2-6-0 Mogul •  0-8-0 Mineral •  0-6-0 Pannier •  2-6-4 Suburban •  0-6-0 Austerity •  4-4-0 Shire •  2-8-0 8F •  4-6-0 Jubilee •  4-6-2 Pacific •  4-6-2 Streak •  4-6-2 Britannia •  2-10-0 Star
Diesel:  EE Shunter •  EE Type 1 •  Sulzer Type 2 •  EE Type 3 •  Sulzer Type 4 •  Brush Type 4 •  EE Deltic •  BREL Class 58 •  EMD Class 66 •  EMD Class 67
Electric: 3rd Rail:  BR Type HA •  BR Type JB • Overhead:  AEI AL1 •  EE AL6 •  BREL Class 90 •  GEC Class 91 • Dual:  Brush Class 92 •  Bidwell Tripworker
Diesel Multiple Unit:  AEC Railcar •  AEC Railbus •  Metro Cammell DMU •  Sprinter •  Express Sprinter •  Turbostar •  BR HST •  Bombardier Voyager
Electric Multiple Unit: 3rd Rail:  Metro Cammell EMU •  Southern EMU •  BREL Renewal EMU •  Overhead:  BR AM10 •  BREL Class 321 •  Alstom Pendolino • Dual:  ABB Class 325 •  Electrostar •  Hitachi A-Train

Locomotives (UK Railway Set Extended / UK Railway Add-on Set) (Tracking Table)

Steam:  0-6-0 Tram Engine •  0-4-4 Metropolitan •  4-4-2 Suburban •  GWR Railmotor •  2-6-2 Prairie •  4-4-2 Klondyke •  4-6-0 King Arthur •  4-6-0 Castle •  4-6-2 Coronation •  4-6-2 Merchant Navy •  4-6-2 Light Pacific •  0-6-6-0 Leader •  2-6-2 Ivatt •  0-6-0 Hunslet •  4-6-0 5AT
Diesel:  EE GT3 •  EE 10000 •  WR Warship •  WR Western •  BR Class 14 •  GE Class 70
Electric: 3rd Rail:  SR CC • Overhead:  NER EF1 •  NER EE1 •  NER ES1 •  Metrovick EM1 •  Metrovick EM2
Electric Multiple Unit: 3rd Rail:  London Underground Stock •  BREL Wessex EMU • Overhead:  BREL APT • Dual:  BREL Class 313 •  Eurostar

Rolling Stock (UK Railway Set)

Passenger and Mail Cars •  Open and Hopper Wagons •  Flat Wagons, Tanker Wagons, Vans and Brake Vans

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