SBS Engine Shed, Small, Thurso, HR

SBS Engine Shed, Small, Thurso, HR

SBS Engine Shed, Small, Thurso, HR

The northernmost loco shed in the UK, the Highland Railway's Thurso building was small, built at a time when their locos seemed impossibly tiny for the demands of their routes. In keeping with their standard architectural practice, it followed a company design pattern that was shared with many of its other sheds: a baby brother to the two road sheds found at Wick and Kyle, amongst others; the four road shed at Aviemore; and the eight road shed at Perth, all with narrow arched doors and tall hooded smoke vents, though the vents were removed and the roofs rebuilt at several sites over the years.
High Poly close up, but three levels of LOD [7800, 4122, 46].

SBS Engine Shed, Small, Thurso, HR
• base_albedo.png 6.80MB
• base_albedo.texture.txt 34 bytes
• base_norm.png 7.71MB
• base_norm.texture.txt 88 bytes
• base_para.texture.txt 84 bytes
• base_para.tga 16.00MB
• basepane_albedo.png 209.63KB
• basepane_albedo.texture.txt 63 bytes
• basepane_norm.png 65.78KB
• basepane_norm.texture.txt 92 bytes
• basepane_para.texture.txt 117 bytes
• basepane_para.tga 256.02KB
• config.txt 2.17KB
• sbsgsner_lod0.fbx 327.26KB
• sbsgsner_lod0.trainzmesh 707.43KB
• sbsgsner_lod1.fbx 216.92KB
• sbsgsner_lod1.trainzmesh 342.18KB
• sbsgsner_lod2.fbx 26.36KB
• sbsgsner_lod2.trainzmesh 4.19KB
• screenshot.jpg 34.96KB