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

Author: Ben Neal

36ng Steam Dummy
dummy_art
dummy_art_512.texture.txt 89 bytes
dummy_art_icon.texture.txt 81 bytes
russell_art_icon.bmp 24.05KB
russell_art_icon_a.bmp 24.05KB
russell_art_preview.bmp 192.05KB
russell_art_preview_a.bmp 192.05KB
dummy_body
dummy.texture.txt 28 bytes
dummy.tga 4.00MB
dummywindows-dummywindows_a.texture.txt 61 bytes
dummywindows.tga 256.04KB
dummywindows_a.bmp 192.05KB
dummy_body.im 452.07KB
ebtdriver.texture.txt 32 bytes
ebtdriver.tga 192.04KB
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
shine.texture.txt 28 bytes
shine.tga 24.04KB
dummy_shadow
dummy_shadow.im 17.59KB
shadow.bmp 822 bytes
shadow.texture.txt 29 bytes
• readme.txt 1.53KB
• steamlocomotive.gs 14.00KB