<kuid2:210518:6001:1> Drovers_Caboose

Тип: traincar
Опубликовано: 16.07.2020 20:53:52
Скачиваний: 39
Размер: 451.2 kB

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In the cattle area of western USA, passenger ridership on short lines rarely justify passenger service even
though there were times of ridership on a seasonal basis. Several railroads solved this problem by converting an old boxcar to
what was called a Drovers Caboose for the cattle drivers (sometime called drovers) who made up the bulk of riders. Facilities
were spartan at best. Hard seats and a coal stove being pretty much the limit of amenities but it beat riding your horse 100's
of miles back to the ranch after delivering the herd to the rail head.

config.txt:

kuid                                    <kuid2:210518:6001:1>
origin                                  "USA"
name                                    "Drovers_Caboose"
kind                                    "traincar"
region                                  "USA"
mass                                    30000
engine                                  0
fonts                                   0
enginespec                              <kuid:-1:42004201>
bogey                                   <kuid2:86661:50050:1>
bogey-1                                 <kuid2:86661:50050:1>
bogey-2                                 <kuid:62941:50001>
bogey-3                                 <kuid:62941:50002>
kuid-table
{
  archbar_bogey_33                      <kuid2:86661:50050:1>
  clj_coupler_bogey                     <kuid:62941:50002>
}
mesh-table
{
  default
  {
    mesh                                "Drovers_Caboose.im"
    auto-create                         1
  }
}
obsolete-table
{
}
description                             "In the cattle area of western USA, passenger ridership on short lines rarely justify passenger service even
though there were times of ridership on a seasonal basis. Several railroads solved this problem by converting an old boxcar to
what was called a Drovers Caboose for the cattle drivers (sometime called drovers) who made up the bulk of riders. Facilities
were spartan at best. Hard seats and a coal stove being pretty much the limit of amenities but it beat riding your horse 100's
of miles back to the ranch after delivering the herd to the rail head."
trainz-build                            2.2
category-class                          "XFH"
category-region-0                       "US"
category-era-0                          "1880s"
category-era-1                          "1890s"
category-era-2                          "1900s"
category-era-3                          "1910s"
category-era-4                          "1920s"
category-era-5                          "1930s"
category-era-6                          "1940s"
asset-filename                          "Drovers_Caboose"
username                                "Drovers_Caboose"
folder-icon                             "6"
thumbnail                               
author                                  "Benjamin R. Dorsey"
organisation                            "None"
contact-email                           "www.bendorsey@bellsouth.net"
contact-website                         ""
license                                 "This item is offered free of charge for your enjoyment. It may not be sold or used in any commercial venture. It may be re-skinned for your personal use."

Файлы:

black.bmp	3.1 kB
black.texture.txt	28 B
drovers_caboose.im	576.4 kB
planks7.jpg	31.6 kB
planks7.texture.txt	30 B
wood5.jpg	250.0 kB
wood5.texture.txt	28 B
wood_013 (dark).jpg	27.2 kB
wood_013 (dark).texture.txt	38 B
Общий объём файлов:	888.4 kB

Версии элемента:

kuid	kind	name	build	date	size
<kuid2:210518:6001:1>	traincar	Drovers_Caboose	2.2	16.07.2020 20:53:52	451.2 kB

Зависимости:

kuid	author	kind	name	build	date	size
<kuid2:62941:50002:3>	#62941	bogey	Automatic coupler w/brake hose 2	4.3	24.06.2020 11:47:24	22.4 kB
<kuid2:86661:50050:3>	#86661	bogey	archbar_bogey_33	2.2	24.06.2020 9:50:22	452.5 kB
Всего связей: 2, неизвестных связей: 0

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