WVRR No. 33 'Toiyabe

WVRR No. 33 'Toiyabe

Washoe Valley Railway No. 17 is a Pleistocene class 2-8-2 built in 1922 by the Baldwin Locomotive Works. The Pleistocene class were a standard class of mixed-traffic locomotive, capable of hauling loads across desert Nevada at speeds up to 50mph. As a result, the class proved highly popular. Each is named after some pertinent Pleistocene landform or fauna that roamed the wilds of Nevada in the last ice age.

Author: Daniel Gollery

WVRR No. 33 'Toiyabe
• airhose.texture.txt 30 bytes
• airhose.tga 192.04KB
• bell.im 74.87KB
• bell.kin 3.09KB
• body.im 8.60MB
• body.lm.txt 282 bytes
• body_low.im 2.69MB
• body_med.im 3.79MB
• config.txt 21.08KB
• couplers.im 28.22KB
• couplers.kin 12.52KB
• glass-glass.texture.txt 45 bytes
• glass.tga 64.04KB
• groundplane-groundplane.texture.txt 57 bytes
• groundplane.tga 128.04KB
• lilbloco.gs 87 bytes
• loco-loco.texture.txt 43 bytes
• loco.tga 16.00MB
• loco_nrm-loco_nrm.texture.txt 76 bytes
• loco_nrm.texture.txt 76 bytes
• loco_nrm.tga 16.00MB
• markers.im 820 bytes
• nevada thoroughbred.tga 126.58KB
sound
boiler_blow_down.wav 79.72KB
drips.wav 132.04KB