C-16 #98

C-16 #98

Probably best known as a Little Joe or as a Docksider, they were the Baltimore & Ohio class C-16 0-4-0Ts. The prototypes were built by baldwin in 1912 for use in the streets and on the docks of Baltimore, MD. Later, two were rebuilt with tenders and were moved to the industrial areas of Philadelphia. The two in Philadephia were scrapped in 1948, the Baltimore engines lasted until 1951 and 1952.

Built: 1912 by Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Number built: 4
Road Numbers: 96-99
Length: 26 foot 1 inch
Driver Size: 48 inch
Cylinders: 19x24 inch
Tractive Effort: 27,600 lbs
Weight: 120,000 lbs
Water: 2000 Gallons
Fuel: Oil, 650 Gallons (In this model I used coal so that this could be used with the default steam servicing industry)

Author: Ben Neal

C-16 #98
• config.txt 7.75KB
docksider_art
docksider_art_icon.bmp 24.05KB
docksider_art_icon.texture.txt 85 bytes
docksider_art_icon_a.bmp 9.05KB
docksider_body
bell.texture.txt 27 bytes
bell.tga 12.04KB
docksider-docksider_a.texture.txt 55 bytes
docksider.texture.txt 32 bytes
docksider.tga 4.00MB
docksider_a.bmp 1.00MB
docksider_body.lm.txt 282 bytes
env_metal.bmp 12.05KB
env_metal.texture.txt 32 bytes
lod1.im 380.98KB
lod2.im 289.01KB
lod3.im 180.67KB
lod4.im 115.79KB
windows-windows.texture.txt 49 bytes
windows.bmp 192.05KB
windows.tga 192.04KB
windowsint-windows.texture.txt 52 bytes
windowsint.tga 192.04KB
docksider_shadow
docksider_shadow.im 102.99KB
shadow.bmp 822 bytes
shadow.texture.txt 29 bytes
• readme.txt 1.02KB
• steamtank.gs 204 bytes