GP7 WM 21

GP7 WM 21

Western Maryland ordered 4 GP7's to use on local freights
alongside 5 Alco RS2's and a pair of Baldwin DRS4-4-1500's. They
lacked dynamic brakes. Delivered in Fireball paint, they later
acquired Speedlettering paint and a chopped nose, then the Circus
scheme. They were renumbered after B&O's GP7's in the Chessie
numbering system, #5632-5635. One still exists (5632) in Pittsburgh,
PA, rusting away.

Author: Adam Gase

GP7 WM 21
• config.txt 2.42KB
extra
main_crr 902a.bmp 768.05KB
main_undec.bmp 768.05KB
gp7 wm 21_art
art_512.tga 1.00MB
art_icon.tga 32.53KB
gp7 wm 21_art_512.texture.txt 63 bytes
gp7 wm 21_art_icon.texture.txt 65 bytes
gp7 wm 21_body
darkmetal.texture.txt 32 bytes
darkmetal.tga 48.04KB
details.bmp 48.05KB
details.texture.txt 30 bytes
env_glass.bmp 12.05KB
env_glass.texture.txt 32 bytes
gp7 wm 21_body.pm 410.11KB
main.bmp 768.05KB
main.texture.txt 27 bytes
window+interior.texture.txt 38 bytes
window+interior.tga 12.04KB
gp7 wm 21_shadow
black.texture.txt 28 bytes
black.tga 1.28KB
gp7 wm 21_shadow.pm 408.21KB
• readme.txt 214 bytes