GP9 Yosemite Valley 51 tiger stripe

GP9 Yosemite Valley 51 tiger stripe

The Yosemite Valley Railway was abandoned in August of 1945 and thus did not last long enough to dieselize. But if it had, what would it have owned and what paint scheme would it have used? It seems that several western railroads used variations on the tiger stripe scheme. Also popular out west was a solid color with the ends of the unit being a different color. Both AT&SF and SP used both schemes at one point or another. Here is one suggested adaptation. Uses Justin Cornell's EMD Blomberg trucks from the F7 available from Jointed Rail.

Author: Adam Gase

GP9 Yosemite Valley 51 tiger stripe
• config.txt 2.58KB
gp9 western maryland 28_art
f7_bno_art_512.tga 1.00MB
f7_bno_art_icon.tga 32.04KB
gp9 western maryland 28_art_512.texture.txt 77 bytes
gp9 western maryland 28_art_icon.texture.txt 79 bytes
gp9 western maryland 28_body
cp8830 texture map 1.texture.txt 43 bytes
cp8830 texture map 1.tga 768.02KB
cp8830 texture map 2.texture.txt 43 bytes
cp8830 texture map 2.tga 768.02KB
front window-front window.texture.txt 59 bytes
front window.bmp 96.05KB
front window.tga 96.04KB
gp9 western maryland 28_body.pm 807.58KB
gp9sidewindow-sidewindowopacity.texture.txt 65 bytes
gp9sidewindow.tga 128.04KB
interior.texture.txt 31 bytes
interior.tga 768.04KB
sidewindowopacity.bmp 96.05KB
gp9 western maryland 28_shadow
black.texture.txt 28 bytes
black.tga 812 bytes
gp9 western maryland 28_shadow.pm 72.70KB
• sfx_loco.gs 2.69KB