NYC Passenger E8 4096

NYC Passenger E8 4096

Josh Harvey's E8 reskinned by American Locomotive and Car Company for New York Central Systems passenger trains.
Between 1951 and 1953 the NYC purchased 60 of these engines, but no 'B' units. They were usually ran in A-A combos, or teamed with E7 B units. This particular unit was still active at least as late as 1989, completely restored and operated by the Central New York chapter of the National Railroad Historical Society. These 2,250 horsepower units ultimately outlived the NYC itself, and its sucessor, Penn Central. Many were still active in the early years of Amtrak.

Author: Jeff Barr

NYC Passenger E8 4096
• config.txt 2.59KB
nyc_e8_4096_art
art_512.tga 1.00MB
art_icon.tga 32.04KB
nyc_e8_4096_art_512.texture.txt 63 bytes
nyc_e8_4096_art_icon.texture.txt 65 bytes
nyc_e8_4096_body
env_glass.bmp 12.05KB
env_glass.texture.txt 32 bytes
env_metal.bmp 48.05KB
env_metal.texture.txt 32 bytes
nyc_e8_4096_body.pm 552.65KB
texture_a.bmp 1.50MB
texture_a.texture.txt 32 bytes
texture_b.bmp 768.05KB
texture_b.texture.txt 32 bytes
texture_c.bmp 768.05KB
texture_c.texture.txt 32 bytes
train_driver.texture.txt 35 bytes
train_driver.tga 12.04KB
window+interior.texture.txt 38 bytes
window+interior.tga 12.04KB
windows.bmp 3.05KB
windows.texture.txt 30 bytes
nyc_e8_4096_shadow
black.texture.txt 28 bytes
black.tga 812 bytes
nyc_e8_4096_shadow.pm 99.66KB