CN 9000

CN 9000

CN 9000 was North America's first diesel road locomotive. Built in 1928 as two 2-D-1's with the same road number and connected by a drawbar, this did not happen, they did run as a pare for about two years then separated and one renumber as 9001. In WWII 9001 was put in standby and 9000 was armored, the only armoed train in WWII and N.A., 9000 was then rebuilt after the war and scrapped in around 1950.
Baldwin did the design, Westinghouse electrical equipment, Commonwealth the cast frame, and from Scotland a 1,330hp V-12 Beardmore diesel.
High maintenance was a problum due to hamd made parts. Only two Beardmore diesel ever imported.

Author: Whitepass

CN 9000
• config.txt 9.26KB
• pa1_art_icon.tga 32.04KB
pa1_body
body.texture.txt 27 bytes
body.tga 12.00MB
bodynormal.texture.txt 35 bytes
bodynormal.tga 12.00MB
bodypbr.texture.txt 30 bytes
bodypbr.tga 16.00MB
cn9000.trainzmesh 5.29MB
cn9000_body.lm.txt 322 bytes
glass.texture.txt 43 bytes
glass.tga 16.04KB
glassbump.texture.txt 51 bytes
glassbump.tga 16.04KB
glasspbr.texture.txt 49 bytes
glasspbr.tga 16.04KB
medcn9000.trainzmesh 3.52MB
normal.texture.txt 31 bytes
normal.tga 12.00MB
pbr.texture.txt 26 bytes
pbr.tga 16.00MB
skin.texture.txt 27 bytes
skin.tga 12.00MB
xxcn9000.trainzmesh 6.05KB
• pa1sm.jpg 59.82KB