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Reading Topic #171

Member since Jun-30-02 · 58 posts

I have posted a new electric interurban to the library. Although it is showing in the listings today, it won't actually be up on the server until tomorrow due to the need for a last minute update. Sorry for the mixup here.No 2 is a 1914 Jewett motor car built for the London and Port Stanley Railway ( Ontario Canada ). Thanks to Chuck Zeiler for providing the sound files and to Tim Muir and Paul DeVerter for their valuable technical assistance.FEATURES- high detail accurate representation of the prototype
- appropriate motor, contactor and compressor sounds
- working pantograph, wipers and headlight with contact wire sparks
- detailed cab view with animated controls and gauges
- left, right and headout views provided
- complete passenger interior view included
- all views optimized for day and night viewing
- versions provided with pantograph hieght set at 20' and 23'Wayne
( Building the L&PS )No 2
L&PS Interurban Uploaded to Library – image 2Cab Views - Left, Front, Right
L&PS Interurban Uploaded to Library – image 3Passenger View
L&PS Interurban Uploaded to Library – image 4

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