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Hey gang I shook the bushes for a couple hours last night and look what fell out! A Southern Pacific black Overnight boxcar with detailed car data. I looked for one in the library and found none like this, so thought you all would like it. I uploaded tonight so hopefully should see it tomorrow.
Heres a scrnsht, Enjoy
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whats the differece between that and a regular boxcar?
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The vast majority of SP's early boxcar fleet was in the oxide red with black and white logo's and white lettering. The SP had at the time in the 40's and 50's an overnight expediting service and dedicated a small portion of thier boxcar fleet to this service, in doing so they created a special paint and logo scheme to exemplify thier express service.
John
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Should have shook just one more tree.....Here is a file I created back a year or so ago and is on the file library.http://www.train-sim.com/cgi/kdl/main/0/box_spo.zip?ehiy4009Controll
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Ah yes, but yours is the 50 foot version and I wanted to represent the early 40 foot type.
John
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