Bulleid Q1

From PikkaWiki
(Difference between revisions)
Jump to: navigation, search
(→‎Prototype information)
(→‎Prototype information)
Line 40: Line 40:
  
 
Built for heavy wartime traffic, the Q1 was the most powerful 0-6-0 locomotive ever built in Europe, and its simple "Austerity" design with exposed wheels made it very maintenance friendly.  It also had a surprising turn of speed, and was used for heavy passenger trains as well as freight.
 
Built for heavy wartime traffic, the Q1 was the most powerful 0-6-0 locomotive ever built in Europe, and its simple "Austerity" design with exposed wheels made it very maintenance friendly.  It also had a surprising turn of speed, and was used for heavy passenger trains as well as freight.
 +
 +
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS63s97xJBk Film of Q1 Class locomotives in action]
  
 
{{PJ1K}}
 
{{PJ1K}}
 
[[Category:Locomotives]]
 
[[Category:Locomotives]]
 
[[Category:Vehicles which were in TTO]]
 
[[Category:Vehicles which were in TTO]]

Revision as of 16:54, 17 July 2010

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

Statistics and information

One livery variation
Type: Mixed Traffic Steam Locomotive
Introduction: 1942
Withdrawal: 1980
Speed: 65mph
Power: 1000hp
Weight: 90t
Tractive Effort: 133kN
Replaces: Mogul
Replaced By: EE Type 1, Sulzer Type 2

Special GRF features

  • Locomotive can run tender first on slow trains.

Prototype information

Q1.jpg
O.V.S. Bulleid is best remembered for his Pacific express locomotives, but the Q1 goods locomotive, designed and built at the height of the Second World War, was perhaps his greatest technical achievement.

Built for heavy wartime traffic, the Q1 was the most powerful 0-6-0 locomotive ever built in Europe, and its simple "Austerity" design with exposed wheels made it very maintenance friendly. It also had a surprising turn of speed, and was used for heavy passenger trains as well as freight.

Film of Q1 Class locomotives in action

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

Retrieved from "http://pikka.users.tt-forums.net/wiki/index.php?title=Bulleid_Q1&oldid=1652"
Personal tools