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== Description == The '''RSR 1BST Class A''', more simply known as the '''Class A''', had been a favored choice among players during the initial months of Steam and Steel's release. It served as a small yet economical engine, providing a second option for players starting their journey. At a reasonable price of $10,197, it had been a go-to selection for many players during the early to mid-game stages on all maps. Despite its compact size, the Class A had boasted impressive speed, reaching up to 26mph, making it reliable and efficient for various tasks. With a weight of only 21 tons, it had been the lightest engine available. The engine had a coal capacity of 320kg, which could be expanded using a [[tender]]. Furthermore, its tractive effort of 15,522 had showcased its exceptional strength, balancing power with its swift performance. On 31/07/2023, it was replaced with the [[Class A1]] and the [[Class A2]] in the shop. Although it is no longer in the shop, the Class A still exists for those who had bought it. Its scarcity has made it a valued collector's item, even more so in its unique blue shade of default paint.
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