Civil War Era Conductor's Car - W & A (Gray)

Civil War Era Conductor's Car - W & A (Gray)

A conductor's car is an early name for a caboose car. This particular car uses a gray paint scheme, and is a freelance model of an conductor's car with a canvas covered, arched roof, from the era of the America Civil War (1861-1865) based on historic photographs and dimensional data of various cars from the period. Early caboose cars were typically 'one of a kind', each fashioned from whatever box car might be available by the railroad's car builder shops -- the variety used and actual location of crew-conveniences such as doors, windows, ladders, steps, etc. varied during the period.

Author: C. Lloyd Gibson

Civil War Era Conductor's Car - W & A (Gray)
• black-wood.texture.txt 33 bytes
• black-wood.tga 33.04KB
• boxcar-red.texture.txt 24 bytes
• boxcar-red.tga 33.04KB
• boxcar-red3.texture.txt 25 bytes
• boxcar-red3.tga 49.04KB
• boxcar-red4.texture.txt 25 bytes
• boxcar-red4.tga 49.04KB
• boxcar-red5.texture.txt 34 bytes
• boxcar-red5.tga 49.04KB
• boxcar-red6.texture.txt 25 bytes
• boxcar-red6.tga 33.04KB
• boxcar-sides.texture.txt 35 bytes
• boxcar-sides.tga 33.04KB
• caboose_body.im 166.97KB
• conductors_car_1140.jpg 62.78KB
• glass-glass.texture.txt 36 bytes
• glass.tga 49.04KB
• lettering-color-roadname.texture.txt 49 bytes
• lettering-color.tga 65.04KB
• roadname.tga 97.04KB
• roof.texture.txt 27 bytes
• roof.tga 33.04KB
• rust3.texture.txt 28 bytes
• rust3.tga 13.04KB
• shadow.im 158.68KB