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== Description == The '''RSR CT Class G,''' also known as just the '''Class''' '''G''', is a long and heavy 0-6-0 tender engine. A slow but powerful brute, it is perfect as a railroad's heavy goods engine while saving up for higher pressure locomotives such as the [[Class B]] during the early to mid game. For those desiring a faster engine with a similar cost and tractive effort, the [[Class D1]] is a great option to pair with the Class G. With a top speed of only 19 MPH, the Class G ranks among the slowest locomotives available. It is also extremely heavy, with a base weight of 27t, going up to 36t with the tender. However, while large, heavy and slow, it boasts a tractive effort of 29,809, almost double the tractive power of the [[Class A]], which makes it a useful loco for situations where you may need to drag your train up a tough incline. In addition, its six-coupled drivers provide much greater adhesion than engines with fewer drivers.
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