Below are some of the visitors to Gest St. Yard. The Chessie System loco was a re-skin by Drucifer from the Auran Trainz Forum. I added the "C&O 7569" cab lettering. I have since released my own Chessie re-skins.
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| Here is the rear of that set of power, with the 8042 bringing up the markers. Compared with the cleaner locos she's coupled to, she's covered in coal dust after running in the coal train pool for a few weeks. That yellow sqaure on the cab side is Auran's automatic numbering system trying to put the original number in there. I haven't figured out how to turn that off (or use it to my advantage). Below are some of the visitors to Gest St. Yard. The Chessie System loco was a re-skin by Drucifer from the Auran Trainz Forum. I added the "C&O 7569" cab lettering. I have since released my own Chessie re-skins. |
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| This was all Trainz v1.0. Trains went to v1.3 with the SP3 upgrade, then to 1.5 with the Ultimate Trainz Collection (UTC) upgrade. I won my copy free in a contest - my Chessie boxcars were the most downloaded freight car during the last two weeks of September 2002. | ||||||||||||||||
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| Alas, those F7's from the home page were not to stay. As time marched on from the 1950's into the 1970's, paint schemes were simplified, and even the mighty F-unit was humbled by a "dip job", but still in bright red as evidenced by F3A #309A and a companion B-unit. | ||||||||||||||||
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