Tank Car Bordon's Milk

Tank Car Bordon's Milk

A milk tank car. Industry enabled.
The Borden Company, home of “Elsie the Cow ®”, built many creameries throughout upstate NY and New England and was an innovator in milk rail transportation. Perhaps its most distinctive creation was the “Butter Dish” milk tank car which began service during the Art Deco days of the 30’s. With its unique sloped streamlined design, the resemblance to a butter dish was obvious and hence the colorful nickname. They had a total of 40 of these cars. These tank cars consisted of 2 3000 gal. tanks for a total of 6000 gal. that the milk was dumped into from the 20 gal. milk cans collected along the route.
4 LOD 'Levels of Detail' with ARN 'auto run numbers'.

Author: Clem Cummings

Tank Car Bordon's Milk
• arn_wagon_basic.gs 2.42KB
body
black hose.texture.txt 33 bytes
black hose.tga 48.53KB
bordens milk tank car.texture.txt 44 bytes
bordens milk tank car.tga 3.00MB
chain-chain.texture.txt 45 bytes
chain.tga 32.53KB
chrome.texture.txt 29 bytes
chrome.tga 1.53KB
coupler 2.texture.txt 32 bytes
coupler 2.tga 12.53KB
tank_car_milk_40ft.im 205.20KB
tank_car_milk_40ft.lm.txt 426 bytes
tank_car_milk_40ft_lod2.im 78.68KB
tank_car_milk_40ft_lod3.im 57.04KB
tank_car_milk_40ft_lod4.im 8.74KB
truck lod-truck lod.texture.txt 53 bytes
truck lod.tga 64.53KB
• config.txt 4.49KB
• preview.jpg 33.19KB
shadow
shadow.im 26.30KB
shadowblack texture.texture.txt 42 bytes
shadowblack texture.tga 12.53KB