This file heavily weathers the RHTT wagons more in line with the GBRF 66 reskin. Also adds a minor improvement to the jet visual aswell as the volume mod being in there (so you can have this and delete my RHTT volume pak if you wish).
*New added cleaner version . CleanerRHTT.pak
Files
!TS2Prototype-CleanerRHTT.pak 16 MB · Added 11 Oct 2022 · Downloaded 501× !TS2Prototype-RHTTaio.pak 15 MB · Added 10 Oct 2022 · Downloaded 481×Comments
Im happy to do a less dirty wagon. However, I suspect that applying a Network Rail decal wil cause it to mirror through the tank(read backwards on one side).
Thanks for coming back to me. Hopefully the logo can be done.
Theres something in the pipeline made by someone else with the decals you're after. No immediate timescale on it tho.
Ok. I’ll look forward to it.
Posted a cleaner version of mine in the mean time. (CleanerRHTT.pak) There is a screenshot in the description.
Thanks. Much appreciated.
do this work on tsw5?
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About this mod
- Created
- 10 Oct 2022
- Updated
- 11 Oct 2022
- Game
- Train Sim World
- Type of content
- Reskin
- Train Sim World compatibility
- Train Sim World 3
- Train Sim World Content
- Southeastern Highspeed
- Reskin type
- Replaces existing skin
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Hi there.... Would you be able to do a less heavily weathered version but with the Network Rail branding/logos on the wagons. Over the years seeing them in my local area and after looking through lots of images I've found the locos get a lot dirtier a lot faster than the RHTT wagons themselves which usually stay just mildly dirty until maybe the final few days of the season. Maybe a version with the standard weathering done by DTG or a small amount more but with the Network Rail branding on there?