American Flyer Engine 4499

American Flyer Engine 4499

American Flyer Engine 4499 : Class GS-4 Steam Engine
The GS Class was designed and built for the Southern Pacific Railroad to serve for their Daylight Express service between Los Angeles and San Francisco. For the 1976 Bicentennial a GS-4 was one of several repainted Steam Locomotives that participated in a Cross Country Bicentennial Tour. Many thanks to Dennis Marus for the use of his engine in the making of this reskin.
Cylinders: 2 - 25.5 x 32in. (648 x 813mm)
Tractive effort: 71,173lb. (32,285kg.)
Fuel (oil): 4,900gallons (5,900 US)
Water: 19,600gallons (23,500 US)
Total weight: 883,000lb. (400.5t)
Length overall (including tender): 110ft. 5.5in. (33,667mm)
Average Speed: 48mph (78km/h)
Built: 1942

Author: Rene' N. Steinkamp

American Flyer Engine 4499
• $screenshot$.jpg 6.35KB
american flyer engine 4499_art
american flyer engine 4499_art_512.texture.txt 103 bytes
american flyer engine 4499_art_512.tga 1.00MB
american flyer engine 4499_art_icon.texture.txt 105 bytes
american flyer engine 4499_art_icon.tga 32.02KB
american flyer engine 4499_body
american flyer engine 4499_body.im 380.09KB
envmap1.texture.txt 30 bytes
envmap1.tga 12.02KB
envmap2.texture.txt 30 bytes
envmap2.tga 12.02KB
shadow.im 365.29KB
sp_classgs-4_4_8_4_aft_body.texture.txt 50 bytes
sp_classgs-4_4_8_4_aft_body.tga 12.00MB
window-window.texture.txt 47 bytes
window.tga 4.02KB
• config.txt 5.85KB
• read_me.txt 775 bytes