CN Buffaloe 40ft Boxcar

CN Buffaloe 40ft Boxcar

The heaviest graincar permitted across the Hudson Bay
tundra was the 40-ft boxcar. Thousands were assigned to carry the anual grain crop to Churchill. By the mid-1980's
Canadian National rebuilt about 2,000 boxcars at CN's backshop in Winnipeg. They were nicknamed Buffaloes because
of the Manitoba buffalo symbol. With barely 10 years service they were sent for scrap. - Reskin by Rebeltech This asset was originally built for TRS2004 and may not meet current visual expectations

Author: Rebeltech

CN Buffaloe 40ft Boxcar
• 40ft_boxcar_shadow.im 10.95KB
• black.texture.txt 28 bytes
• black.tga 786 bytes
• body.im 52.40KB
• body.lm.txt 260 bytes
• body1.im 39.59KB
• body2.im 14.44KB
• bogey_side-bogey_side.texture.txt 55 bytes
• bogey_side.tga 128.02KB
cn buffaloe 40ft boxcar_art
cn buffaloe 40ft boxcar_art_512.tga 1.00MB
cn buffaloe 40ft boxcar_art_icon.tga 32.02KB
• config.txt 2.85KB
• env_metal.texture.txt 32 bytes
• env_metal.tga 192.02KB
• main.bmp 3.00MB
• main.texture.txt 29 bytes
• steering_alph-steer_op-steering_alph-steer_op.texture.txt 79 bytes
• steering_alph-steer_op.tga 16.02KB
• thumbnail.jpg 19.76KB