eng house ss logging

eng house ss logging

Single engine house 70feet long that can accomodate most narrowgauge locomotives. This engine house typifies the quickly contructed logging engine sheds found in the backcountry of the Pacific Northwest. Section to side of main engine entryway could be used as a repair area for disconnect logging bogies and skeleton cars.

Author: Rich Blake

eng house ss logging
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• blonde_chip3.tga 3.02KB
• blonde_plank_vert_2.texture.txt 42 bytes
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• config.txt 1.43KB
• door_blonde.texture.txt 34 bytes
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• door_square_blonde.texture.txt 41 bytes
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• eng_door_top.bmp 24.05KB
• eng_door_top.texture.txt 35 bytes
• eng_house_ss_logging.im 76.70KB
• grainy_wood_h.bmp 24.05KB
• grainy_wood_h.texture.txt 36 bytes
• rustpanel_256_leftlinevert.texture.txt 49 bytes
• rustpanel_256_leftlinevert.tga 48.02KB
• window1-window1.texture.txt 49 bytes
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• window1.tga 12.02KB
• window3_2x4tall-window3_2x4tall.texture.txt 65 bytes
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