Generic Turntable

Generic Turntable

A 115 foot diameter 32-track standard guage turntable with concrete pit and apron. This turntable is modeled after the Norfolk & Western prototype constructed at Williamson, WV in 1926 - and still in operation today. The prototype turntable is non-balancing, which means that the load does not have to be centered on the bridge - the weight of the load always being distributed equally between the endpoints of the bridge by counterbalancing mechanisms. The bridge motors could turn the heaviest N&W locomotive and tender to any feeder track within 90 seconds of initiation of bridge rotation.

Author: Bruce Perry

Generic Turntable
• config.txt 2.52KB
generic_turntable_pit
darkwood_3.tga 12.53KB
drab_concrete.texture.txt 36 bytes
drab_concrete.tga 48.53KB
generic_turntable_pit.im 28.78KB
grayconcrete.texture.txt 35 bytes
grayconcrete.tga 48.53KB
grey_concrete_off.texture.txt 40 bytes
grey_concrete_off.tga 48.53KB
neutral.texture.txt 30 bytes
neutral.tga 48.53KB
generic_turntable_spinner
absoluteblack.texture.txt 36 bytes
absoluteblack.tga 731 bytes
biobg.texture.txt 28 bytes
biobg.tga 48.53KB
darkwood_3.texture.txt 33 bytes
darkwood_3.tga 12.53KB
env_metal.bmp 12.05KB
env_metal.texture.txt 32 bytes
generic_turntable_spinner.im 80.62KB
lumberdeck.texture.txt 33 bytes
lumberdeck.tga 48.53KB
polishedsteel.texture.txt 36 bytes
polishedsteel.tga 12.53KB
rustymetal.texture.txt 33 bytes
rustymetal.tga 48.53KB
warningyellow.texture.txt 36 bytes
warningyellow.tga 12.53KB