For today's blog entry, I will be presenting all my freelanced BG designs from old to new!

Please note, I am not very smart on locomotive specifications and whatnot so some stuff may not make much sense.

These are just for fun :)

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This is my newest freelanced design, inspired by the LBSCR 0-4-0WT (Well Tank), aswell as the GWR Raven Class, one of the only locomotives to have outside cylinders during their broad gauge states!

No class name yet as I feel like "Port Class" sounds quite, off.

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My second most recent freelanced design, the "Small Suburban Tank", intended for small branchlines and occasional Metropolitan Railway work. Note that the reason this doesn't really look like it would've been built by the GWR Is that I took the design from a GNR locomotive. The GNR 126 Class to be specific.

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Can't believe I reminded myself of this thing, It's just so weird! Anyway, this is a 0-8-0 design which I made from a friend's request, main thing was that they would've just pasted the Gooch goods design and added an extra driving wheel! The lore I gave behind this locomotive was that It was an experiment to test out how much they can really design on Broad Gauge and would it be worth it. Dunno.

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Ah, Kenstec.

This fella was very much inspired by Annie's 4-2-4T Freelance design, hence why it looks like that. Named it the "Bishop Class" because I had the idea of naming it after the Bishop of Cornwall, Kenstec.

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The Filly/Foal Class, my first freelanced design. Named so because I had the thought of making it replace horse-shunters, which is quite ironic! Considering the fact that its a 2-4-2 which would probably be still too long for wagon turntables... Lol!

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And that's it, all my freelanced designs. As of right now, I'm planning to make another more refined/detailed 4-2-4T freelance design to my liking.

Thank you for reading the end of this post :)