LBSCR 'E2' Steam Locomotive review (CW version) ~ Train Simulator

I didn't think that Caledonia Works was going to model the LBSCR 'E2' class (of all locomotives) for Train Simulator, but here we are. This video is a full review of the new E2 add-on, including a brief comparison with the old JH55000 model (released in 2016). The E2s were designed by Lawson Billinton and built across two batches between 1913 and 1916. Only 10 examples of the class were ever built, with the last five having extended side tanks, and due to complicated circumstances, they remained in service right up until 1963 (despite not being good for much more than shunting). Sadly, all ten E2s were scrapped, but the class has since been immortalized due to being the basis for Thomas the Tank Engine. I would argue that the E2 is one of the most famous extinct steam locomotives of all time. (you can buy CW's version of the LBSCR ‘E2’ here): https://caledoniaworks.com/product/lbscr-e2-class/ (not sponsored) (base game and the routes featured in this video): https://store.steampowered.com/app/24010/Train_Simulator_Classic/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/222554/Train_Simulator_Western_Lines_of_Scotland_Route_AddOn/ https://www.steamsoundssupreme.com/stainmore-shap-eden-valley.html https://www.golden-age-developments.co.uk/portshaven-branch.html https://www.golden-age-developments.co.uk/dorset-coast.html https://www.golden-age-developments.co.uk/west-of-england.html https://archive.org/download/ukts-archive-files-35001-36000 (the Esthwaite Branch is file id 35883) (GAD Stroudley coaches): https://www.golden-age-developments.co.uk/lbscr-stroudley-stock.html #trainsimulator #videogames #steamlocomotive #thomasthetankengine #review #videogamereview #railway #britishrailways #thomasandfriends