SP Class GS-4 Tender TS12

SP Class GS-4 Tender TS12

SP Class GS-4 Tender

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. Due to the heavy gradients and severe curvature of the 470 mile route, the trains could only achieve an average speed of 48 mph.

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: Roderick Irving

SP Class GS-4 Tender TS12
• config.txt 2.82KB
sp_classgs-4_tender_art
sp_classgs-4_tender_art_512.texture.txt 101 bytes
sp_classgs-4_tender_art_512.tga 1.00MB
sp_classgs-4_tender_art_icon.texture.txt 105 bytes
sp_classgs-4_tender_art_icon.tga 32.02KB
sp_classgs-4_tender_body
envmap1.texture.txt 30 bytes
envmap1.tga 12.02KB
envmap2.texture.txt 30 bytes
envmap2.tga 12.02KB
sp_classgs-4_tender.texture.txt 42 bytes
sp_classgs-4_tender.tga 3.00MB
sp_classgs-4_tender_body.im 120.66KB
sp_classgs-4_tender_shadow.im 16.49KB
xxx.texture.txt 26 bytes
xxx.tga 12.02KB
• thumbnail.jpg 326.22KB