RS3 FJ&G 103 maroon

RS3 FJ&G 103 maroon

Delaware Otsego acquired their first freight railroad in 1970 when D&H petitioned to abandon their Cooperstown Branch. It was named Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley. They operated the line with this former D&H late-model 'upgraded' RS2, complete with steam generator and 'patch-lettered' as #100. It eventually received a blue and yellow paint scheme before receiving DO's 'standard' maroon and gold. This is the Alco RS3 Road Switcher. The RS3 is powered by the 12 cylinder 244 Prime Mover giving 1600 Horse Power. The RS3 was produced by Alco during the years 1950 to 1956. This is the second most popular Alco engine produced with 1,418 units made during the production run. Modeled for use in TrainZ by Mark Hoffman.

Author: Adam Gase

RS3 FJ&G 103 maroon
• config.txt 2.80KB
rs3_art
rs3_art_512.texture.txt 71 bytes
rs3_art_512.tga 1.00MB
rs3_art_icon.texture.txt 73 bytes
rs3_art_icon.tga 32.53KB
rs3_body
diamond.texture.txt 30 bytes
diamond.tga 12.04KB
engineer.texture.txt 31 bytes
engineer.tga 128.04KB
env_metal.bmp 12.05KB
env_metal.texture.txt 32 bytes
grill.texture.txt 28 bytes
grill.tga 32.04KB
mapping division example.jpg 21.83KB
rs3_body.pm 835.13KB
rs3_interior.texture.txt 35 bytes
rs3_interior.tga 512.04KB
rs3_main blank.tga 1.00MB
rs3_main.texture.txt 31 bytes
rs3_main.tga 1.00MB
rs3_shadow
black.texture.txt 28 bytes
black.tga 812 bytes
rs3_shadow.pm 42.31KB