Locomotives
Enginesounds are by Jake, on NALW Trainz (C&O J3 Greenbrier Enginesounds)
Smoke, Steam, and Marker textures are by Brougham on The Huntington Shops
Canadian Pacific 2860 is a 4-6-4 Hudson type classified as an H1e. In 1939, sister locomotive #2850 (a H1d) pulled the Canadian Pacific Royal Train across Canada. The king and queen of England loved the look of it so much, they asked them to have crowns fitted to the running boards and were given the name "Royal Hudsons" and the name stuck. From that point on, all H1c's, H1d's and H1e's were called "Royal Hudsons". 2860 was the first to be built with that name, as it was built in 1940. For those wondering, throughout the years, 2860 was worn 2 whistles. Her original CPR 5 chime (still on it today) and a 1 of 1 Robert (or Bob) Swanson 6 chime. The 6 was fitted in 1974 for the BC Rail excursions to give the engineers more to "play" with the whistle, as supposed to an air 5 with a toggleable lever and not a quilable pitched whistle. This pack is featuring 4 locomotives, 4 tenders, 1 aux tender, 7 passenger cars, and 7 consists...
Canadian Pacific 2839 is a 4-6-4 Hudson type classified as an H1c. In 1939, sister locomotive #2850 (a H1d) pulled the Canadian Pacific Royal Train across Canada. The king and queen of England loved the look of it so much, they asked them to have crowns fitted to the running boards and were given the name "Royal Hudsons" and the name stuck. From that point on, all H1c's, H1d's and H1e's were called "Royal Hudsons". 2839 was the only one to run in the US outside of CPR service. Being restored by the Atlantic Central Railroad Company in 1979. , the 2839 went on to be leased by the Southern Railway in 1980 and 1981. In 1985, the 2839 attended the RBMN Grand Opening. This pack is featuring 5 locomotives and 5 tenders. V1 tender should be a coal burner but I left it as an oil and I was too lazy to fix it after uploading. Use V3 tender for V1 engine.
Pelican Mining Company 0-4-0T #39. Nicknamed "Little Doot"
MADE BY ENGINEER DAYLIGHT
Download here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vSFqNlNUBCpHSj67ZWBXZYCFq4Ddq-Sc/view?usp=drivesdk
Download the whistle (CN 7312 Ashton 3) (made by Fast Freight Productions) here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4BFS5ky3KE
Frisco 4-8-2 Mountain Type #1527 is the sister engine of the famed Frisco 1522. It does look different from 1522 (as far as paint). Here is the first Frisco 1527 in Trainz (publicly). This paint scheme for 1527 is how it currently looks on display.
Download here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/op6pu6swi2lpxxr/1527.zip/file
#14 was built in 1927 for the Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills in Bellingham Washington. Later sold to the Rayonier in 1945 and ran there until 1964 when it was retired and scrapped 4 years later. The tender on the other hand survived and currently is being put on with Santa Maria valley #205. #120 was made in 1936 for the Weyerhaeuser Timber Co in Vail, WA. Later sold to the Rayonier in 1954 and was the last steam locomotive purchased by the railroad. Ran For a brief 7 years before it's last run in 1961. It was kept on standby with a couple other 2-6-6-2 locomotives until 1968 when it was retired and met the torch a year later.
MADE BY BRENDAN'S TRAINS
Original by Alex Lincicum of Trainz Forge
Download here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/zscbjvbiwkvks8t/Rayonier_Mallet_pack.cdp/file
Download the original Rayonier #38 here: https://trainz-forge.com/steam-locomotives
Download 120's whistle here: https://sites.google.com/site/trainzwhistleworkz/hornsounds/whistles