Ore Carrier Whaleback Generic
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Ore Carrier Whaleback Generic

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Author: vulcan
Kind: traincar
Build: 2.7 (Trainz Classics 1&2)
Size: 1.62MB
Uploaded: 2026-08-28
Website: ianztrainz.com.au/index.html
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Ore Carrier Whaleback Generic

A driveable Whaleback Ore Carrier, a generic model, representative of those that worked on the Great Lakes moving ore, coal and grain, 106 metres long, 14.6 metres beam. The engine specification gives realistic speeds of approximately 28 kph.

It is designed to be used with the ore dock - the hatch spacing matches the dock chutes. The ship loads ore or coal from the Ore Dock Large Loader model and discharges or loads at the Hulett Ore Unloader or the Ore Conveyor gantry Loader.

The vessel has an animated crane to open or close the hatches for loading, emits funnel smoke, and dust from the ore hatches when loading.

This model operates on invisible track placed 3 metres above the water level.

Author: Ian Manion (Vulcan)

    Ore Carrier Whaleback Generic
    body
  • base.im 2.54KB
  • lights.texture.txt 29 bytes
  • lights.tga 13.04KB
  • load
  • body_generic.texture.txt 35 bytes
  • body_generic.tga 1.50MB
  • bodyfr.tga 1.50MB
  • chain2-chain2.texture.txt 47 bytes
  • chain2.tga 5.04KB
  • chain3-chain3.texture.txt 47 bytes
  • chain3.tga 65.04KB
  • chain4-chain3.texture.txt 47 bytes
  • chain4.tga 65.04KB
  • cover1.im 8.38KB
  • flag-flag.texture.txt 43 bytes
  • flag.tga 64.04KB
  • lights.texture.txt 29 bytes
  • lights.tga 13.04KB
  • load.im 425.82KB
  • load.kin 58.86KB
  • load.texture.txt 27 bytes
  • load.tga 13.04KB
  • railing2-railing2.texture.txt 51 bytes
  • railing2.tga 4.04KB
  • night.im 16.35KB
  • shadowblack.texture.txt 34 bytes
  • shadowblack.tga 812 bytes
  • config.txt 6.70KB
  • preview.jpg 14.63KB
  • shadow
  • shadow.im 1.33KB
  • shadowblack.texture.txt 34 bytes
  • shadowblack.tga 812 bytes
  • shipje.gs 9.36KB
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