Engines

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Remember, two smaller engines can often do the job just as well as one bigger, more expensive one. (See Trains#Multiple Units)

Contents

Early Steam Era

This is the age that the game starts in. There are currently 4 locomotives availble in this era, with Red Dwarf as the special version of Porter, which is available through a quest.

The fictional 0-4-0 Elishka engine was named after Jan Zeleny's first-born daughter Eliška.

The other three are based on early locomotives from the USA.

Image	Name	Max speed	Pull up to	Power	Weight	Length	Purchase cost	Operating cost	Depot extension required?
	0-4-0 Elishka	45 kph (28 mph)	141 t	170 hp	18 t	0.6	65	1	Yes
	2-10-0 Rusian	96 kph (60 mph)	167 t	700 hp	140 t	1.19	40	1	Yes
	2-6-0 Porter	65 kph (40 mph)	113 t	260 hp	55 t	1.12	40	1	No
	4-6-0 Baldwin	75 kph (47 mph)	145 t	400 hp	80 t	1.12	20	2	No
	Red dwarf	70 kph (43 mph)	119 t	290 hp	55 t	1.12	Quest reward gives you the opportunity to purchase it for 400	1	No

Steam Era

This is the second era of the game, entering this era gives you access to three more locomotives.

The Prussian T3 is small tank locomotive that was originally built in the Kingdom of Prussia, After the Prussia was dissolved in 1947, the T3's where moved to other central European countries, such as: Germany (Class 89), Czech Republic (Class 312), Poland (THh1).

Class 65 is a German Locomotive; however, the in-game model depicts the East German (DR) version of the locomotive which has a significantly different appearance to the, more common, West German version of the locomotive. This Class 65 locomotive is given the sub-classification of Class 65.10.

GS-2 is an American Locomotive built by the Southern Pacific Railroad.

A special "ruined" version of Class 65 is available through a quest.

Image	Name	Max speed	Pull up to	Power	Weight	Length	Purchase cost	Operating cost	Depot extension required?
	2-8-4 Class 65	85 kph (53 mph)	237 t	700 hp	110 t	1.07	50	1	No
	GS-2	100 kph (62 mph)	493 t	2050 hp	370 t	1.81	145 + 75	2	Yes
	Prussian T 3	50 kph (31 mph)	172 t	240 hp	30 t	0.57	200	2	No
	Class 65 Ruined	75 kph (47 mph)	227 t	600 hp	110 t	1.07	Quest reward	1	No

Early Diesel Era

This is the third era of the game, entering this era gives you access to three more locomotives. One of these, the Bdz 52, comes in two varieties: the normal version and a special version called Bdz 52 plus. This locomotive can be obtained through a quest.

The fictional Philip engine was named after Jan Zeleny's second-born son Filip

Image	Name	Max speed	Pull up to	Power	Weight	Length	Purchase cost	Operating cost	Depot extension required?
	Br 3	50 kph (31 mph)	223 t	300 hp	30 t	0.45	300	3	No
	Philip	55 kph (34 mph)	260 t	340 hp	28 t	0.45	265	3	No
	Bdz 52	65 kph (40 mph)	339 t	600 hp	50 t	0.65	50 + 20	1	No
	Bdz 52 plus	70 kph (43 mph)	341 t	650 hp	50 t	0.65	Quest reward	1	No
	Emd F3	130 kph (81 mph)	343 t	1400 hp	110 t	0.87	60 + 30	2	No

Diesel Era

This is the fourth era of the game, entering this era gives you access to four more locomotives. The Sasha 871 has an improved version, the Sasha 872, which is available through a quest.

Image	Name	Max speed	Pull up to	Power	Weight	Length	Purchase cost	Operating cost	Depot extension required?
	074 Bangle	70 kph (43 mph)	316 t	650 hp	75 t	0.78	400	3	No
	Sasha 871	110 kph (68 mph)	536 t	1700 hp	115 t	0.94	40 + 40	2	No
	Sasha 872	110 kph (68 mph)	593 t	1850 hp	115 t	0.94	Quest reward	2	No
	GM 40P	112 kph (70 mph)	743 t	2300 hp	122 t	1.07	200	5 + 2	Yes
	V220	140 kph (87 mph)	281 t	1200 hp	80 t	1.06	1000 + 30	1	No

Early Electric Era

Fifth era of the game adds five more locomotives to your vehicle park. One is advanced diesel locomotive (Ragulin) and the rest are electric. All are available without depot extension, but to be able to purchase and operate the electric ones, you need electrified depot and electric tracks leading to/from it. Improved version of E66 Azakase, the E76 Isumo, is available through a quest.

Image	Name	Max speed	Pull up to	Power	Weight	Length	Purchase cost	Operating cost	Electrification required?
	Ragulin	100 kph (62 mph)	385 t	1200 hp	120 t	1.03	100 + 50	1	No
	Alligator	70 kph (43 mph)	415 t	800 hp	66 t	0.87	300 + 5	3	Yes
	E118	150 kph (93 mph)	313 t	1500 hp	108 t	1	30 + 30	1	Yes
	E66 Azakase	110 kph (68 mph)	664 t	2000 hp	101 t	1.2	100	1	Yes
	E76 Isumo	120 kph (75 mph)	671 t	2200 hp	101 t	1.2	Quest reward	1	Yes
	Siberian	110 kph (68 mph)	958 t	3000 hp	190 t	1.57	70 + 550	1	Yes

Electric Era

The sixth era of the game adds 4 more advanced electric engines to your collection. Three are available in the depot as usual, and the 4th one, the SGV engine (and wagons), are available to manufacture in the SGV factory after you finish the SGV quest . You can produce an unlimited number of engines and/or wagons as long as you keep bringing the required material to the SGV factory.

Please note: SGV engine and wagons are not available to players who have disabled random quests in the Game Settings. This preset cannot be change during the play-through, it has to be set before starting New Game

Image	Name	Max speed	Pull up to	Power	Weight	Length	Purchase cost	Operating cost	Depot extension required?	Electrification required?
	60E	140 kph (87 mph)	527 t	2250 hp	150 t	1.24	1000	8	No	Yes
	Aries	230 kph (143 mph)	487 t	3100 hp	80 t	1.15	150 + 80	1	Yes	Yes
	Lok 460	200 kph (124 mph)	457 t	2550 hp	80 t	1.11	120	1	No	Yes
	SGV	270 kph (168 mph)	399 t	3200 hp	100 t	1.32	Manufacturing unlocked by a quest - Variable price	10	No	Yes