The NZR DA class was a class of diesel-electric mainline locomotives that ran on the New Zealand national railways system between 1955 and 1989. With a total of 146 locomotives, the DA class was the most numerous class of locomotives to operate in New Zealand

Models for Trainz 2009* / 2010 by Trevor Burt a.k.a. Fender. Copyright © 2010. This track pack was born out of need for some decent tracks in my N.Z.R.routes. The pack is intended for …

2025年1月21日 · You can browse the records for all of New Zealands preserved railway stock by entering a search term into the search box below and selecting which type of data you wish to search in, or by selecting an entire category of Rolling Stock …

Classic Cabon City will redefine the cityscape routes for Trainz and will hit the top list as a "must have" item for rail and Trainz enthusiasts. Classic Cabon City is a large city with over 180 stations and a two-track system enabling full choice in the route to your destination.

2020年9月29日 · Can anyone tell me where I can get NZR rolling stock especially passenger coaches? I did download the NZR Northener coaches but there is an unknown asset in...

2012年4月21日 · It is a loco with nice lines and was used extensively on NZR track in the steam era and its great news that PaulzTrainz has made one. Any Trainzer, especially those who have Murchison, should be proud to have the Ja as part of their loco fleet as the Ja was iconic in …

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2008年9月28日 · We now have a range of NZ locos in 42" gauge thanks to creators as listed below. From left to right in roundhouse. Da loco. One of the early deisel electrics thanks to Greg Baker.

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1 天前 · The NZGR T class were a set of 6 Baldwin locomotives, numbered 101-106. They were freight engines, normally restricted to 18 mph, but on a few occasions they were known to haul passenger trains to match the speeds of their passenger counterparts.