SVARZ TBES

Introducing the SVARZ TBES Trolleybus to Your Soviet Republic

Enhance your transportation networks within Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic with the addition of the SVARZ TBES trolleybus. This meticulously recreated vehicle brings a touch of historical authenticity and expanded passenger capacity to your burgeoning cities and industrial hubs.

A Glimpse into Soviet Transit History

The SVARZ TBES trolleybus was a notable Soviet public transport vehicle, originally designed for specialized use. Its production, spanning from 1955 to 1964, saw 480 units roll off the assembly lines. Initially envisioned with tourists in mind, this model boasted expansive, ceiling-high windows, offering passengers panoramic views of their surroundings. Designed as a comfortable, seating-only option, it featured 32 seats within its cabin, making it a pleasant choice for journeys. While its initial purpose was specific, the SVARZ TBES later found its place on regular city routes, serving the public until the mid-1970s.

Key Features and Specifications

This mod faithfully brings the SVARZ TBES into your game, offering a blend of historical detail and practical in-game utility. Key aspects include:

  • Capacity: Seats up to 32 passengers, ideal for moderate to high-traffic routes.
  • Top Speed: Capable of reaching 50 Km/H, fitting for urban and inter-district travel.
  • Weight: Weighing in at 10.8 T, it offers a balanced profile for road infrastructure.
  • Power Output: Equipped with 86 kW of power to efficiently serve its routes.
  • Availability: In-game availability mirrors its historical production period (1955-1964).
  • Visual Fidelity: Features a high-polygon model for detailed representation, complemented by two Levels of Detail (LoD) for optimized performance.

The inclusion of the SVARZ TBES provides an excellent opportunity to diversify your public transport options, offering a comfortable and historically significant mode of travel for your virtual citizens. Its design makes it particularly well-suited for routes connecting key attractions or traversing scenic city districts.

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