in the 1930s Victorian Railways began their first luxury passenger service running from Melbourne to Albury before a standard Gauge C38 class from New South Whales would take the train from Albury to Sydney. The first locomotive to pull the service was the Victorian Railways "S" class steam engines which were altered from original design to be streamlined and have a larger tender with a higher water and coal capacity, later these locomotives where converted to oil firing with a 4500 litre tank in the tender. In the 1950s the with the new "B" class diesel locomotives beginning service all 4 of the "S" class steam engines were scrapped. After the 70th anniversary of the original service the line was converted to standard gauge along the entire line to allow shorter travel times without needing to change trains at the half way mark of albury. Today i have created 9 different passenger cars(goes down to the slightest details to tel the difference) and a "S" class steam engine(Oil burner+streamlined) and added a R class(R711 because R711 is the only steam engine currently in "Spirit of "Progress" Livery)