36ng Steam Dummy

36ng Steam Dummy

A fictional 2-4-2T steam dummy, based off of a Porter designs. It would have been built in the mid 1880s. Steam dummies were built for use on street railways. The logic was that by hiding the locomotive under a street car disguise, horses wouldn't be frightened. After about 1890, most larger cities were electrifying their streetcar lines, making these engines surplus. In the Pacific Northwest, a number were sold to lumber companies after retirement from the Portland streetcar lines. This led to several 3 foot 6 inch gauge logging lines in the area. This model is in 3 foot gauge, painted for the Willamette Bridge company, one of the Portland streetcar lines.

Cylinders: 11x16 inches
Drivers: 36 inch
Weight: 48,000 pounds
Tractive effort: Not much
Sharpest curve advised: 55 foot radius

36ng Steam Dummy
• config.txt 19.79KB
dummy_art
dummy_art_icon.texture.txt 81 bytes
russell_art_icon.bmp 24.05KB
russell_art_icon_a.bmp 24.05KB
thumbnail.jpg 6.31KB
dummy_body
bell.im 17.51KB
bell.kin 4.07KB
brakehiss.evt 23 bytes
brakes.im 25.58KB
brakes.kin 3.13KB
dummy.texture.txt 28 bytes
dummy.tga 4.00MB
dummy_body.lm.txt 271 bytes
dummywindows-dummywindows_a.texture.txt 61 bytes
dummywindows.tga 256.04KB
dummywindows_a.bmp 192.05KB
ebtdriver2.texture.txt 33 bytes
ebtdriver2.tga 256.04KB
engineer.im 37.17KB
engineer.kin 35.08KB
env_metal.bmp 12.05KB
env_metal.texture.txt 32 bytes
glass2.texture.txt 29 bytes
glass2.tga 256.04KB
load
coal.bmp 12.05KB
coal.texture.txt 27 bytes
load.im 3.02KB
load.kin 1.26KB
lod1.im 363.99KB
lod2.im 193.70KB
lod3.im 17.21KB
shadow1.texture.txt 49 bytes
shadow1.tga 256.04KB
shine.texture.txt 28 bytes
shine.tga 24.04KB
dummy_shadow
dummy_shadow.im 14.86KB
• readme.txt 1.91KB
sound
hiss.wav 108.62KB
injector.wav 79.72KB
• steamscript.gs 5.87KB