CPR H1e 4-6-4 2860 2nd Excursion Service

CPR H1e 4-6-4 2860 2nd Excursion Service

Four Royal Hudsons have been preserved (Hudson #2816 is not streamlined and thus is not 'Royal' but is often mistakenly referred as a Royal Hudson, some call her 'Royal' due to her name, 'Empress').

2839 Operated in the 1970s and 1980s. Now at the Nethercutt Collection and Museum, Sylmar, California. Good cosmetic shape, displayed outside.

2850 The locomotive that hauled the Royal Train and known as 'The' Royal Hudson, served a long career until 1960 when she was retired and is now preserved at the Canadian Railway Museum at Delson/Saint-Constant, Quebec. Very good cosmetic and mechanical shape, displayed indoors.

2858 Preserved at the National Museum of Science and Technology at Ottawa. Good cosmetic shape, displayed inside.

2860 Squamish, BC. First CPR Hudson built as a Royal Hudson, one of the last five built. Operable.

Author: Worksim (Reskined By Tigerko15)

CPR H1e 4-6-4 2860 2nd Excursion Service
• config.txt 12.58KB
cp_h1d_art
cp_h1d_art_icon.tga 32.04KB
thumbnail.jpg 25.37KB
cp_h1d_body
airhose.im 8.05KB
airhose.kin 3.14KB
attach_mesh.im 2.57KB
bell.im 34.54KB
bell.kin 4.95KB
brakehiss.evt 23 bytes
brakes.kin 3.61KB
brakes.lm.txt 263 bytes
brakes_lod1.im 83.61KB
brakes_lod2.im 1.44KB
coupler.texture.txt 30 bytes
coupler.tga 64.04KB
cp_h1d_body.lm.txt 344 bytes
lod1.im 1.53MB
lod2.im 882.64KB
lod3.im 415.66KB
lod4.im 104.83KB
map1.texture.txt 27 bytes
map1.tga 12.00MB
map2.texture.txt 27 bytes
map2.tga 16.00MB
map3.texture.txt 27 bytes
map3.tga 4.00MB
map4.texture.txt 27 bytes
map4.tga 16.00MB
map5.texture.txt 27 bytes
map5.tga 4.00MB
map6.texture.txt 27 bytes
map6.tga 12.00MB
mapdetails.texture.txt 33 bytes
mapdetails.tga 12.00MB
shadow.texture.txt 47 bytes
shadow.tga 65.04KB
vidros.texture.txt 29 bytes
vidros.tga 1.00MB
cp_h1d_shadow
cp_h1d_shadow.im 96.60KB
• readme.txt 1.91KB
sound
compressor.wav 180.19KB
dynamo.wav 308.83KB
hiss.wav 108.62KB
injector.wav 79.72KB
• steamscript.gs 11.61KB

Feel free to reskin this and release it when and wherever you like as freeware. All I ask is that you indicate where to find the original package and also include the original readme which credits the authors who have contributed to the creation of this asset. This asset may not be used by any payware content without permission.