<kuid:826627:102265> CCR Boxcar HiCube 60ft Blood Orange 5 UPDATE

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60 ft. National Steel Car Hy-Cube Boxcar lettered for CCR Blood Orange Livery with ARN.

DISCLAIMER: UPDATED VERSION. DISREGARD THE OTHER NUMBER 5 VERSION. I had to recolor the top bracket above the doors. Textured edition for weathering. This boxcar does NOT have the company's full name above the running numbers. I did not make this asset as Dave Snow is the original content creator for this mesh who has given permission for reskinning. There were several previous designs in April and May of 2023 that were experimental before deciding to roll with the CCR Diamond Logo as the company's official identity through a trial period. But it didn't take off with me. So I went back to the drawing board and ended up with an OGH styled R Logo which is like the company's former slanted H Logo. In addition I experimented with Scarlet as a potential new colour for the company which is formerly known as OGH, but again it didn't take and I figured the railroad would lose its identity to the CN and CP hues of Red. So I decided to keep the OGH Blood Orange for now that I had in place since 2014 on my model HO scale layout and just replace the title with CCR until further notice. There will be future patch jobs with OGH stock with CCR in fine print by the road numbers. The CCR stands for the Canadian Continental Railroad and is a fictional Class 1 railway that had its inception in 1888. In 1970 it changed its name to Global Motive Railroad after acquiring an American Class 1 and some Class 2 railway companies. In 2002, The Global Motive Railroad eventually changed its name to OGH which stands for Objective Global Heritage. In early 2023 the company decided to go back to its roots by returning to the Canadian Continental Railroad after 52 years. It must be noted that this asset MAY or MAY NOT be prototypical. The author may have taken liberties in its creation such as re-coloring, moving, lengthening, shortening, re-designing, resizing, adding or deleting certain parts of the object, adding non-prototypical logos, etc, therefore there is no guarantee that the asset represents any known item, whether it be buildings, rolling stock, locomotives, or any other real object in the real world.