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I found this Boston & Maine 4-door milk reefer while looking for some rolling stock images. This is my version: This was a fun project. Worked on it for a few days. It works too:

The next engine I am using in this map is the Central Vermont GP9 number 4923. It's nice to be able to find a fitting use for an engine made several years ago.

Hi all. I have started work on a new map which is centered on New Hampshire and Vermont. The first 2 engines are now ready.
The Rutland 2-8-2 number 36: And the Boston & Maine F7A&B:

I have been testing this map for playability for a couple of weeks now. I made a number of changes along the way. I think I have it to the point where it is enjoyable to play and, hopefully, interesting as well. I have to get the scenery done and then get all the event stuff put together. I am gaini...

I have finished the last engine for this map - the Florida Central Railroad GP7 number 57.

I have finished the next engine - the Florida East Coast F3A number 507.

This engine is making a return performance as it fits the needs of this map. This is the Illinois Central 2-8-2 number 3969.
On to the next one.

I have finished and tested the Georgia & Florida Railroad 4-6-4 number 1210.

Another engine completed - the Florida East Coast Railway number 153,

The next engine is the Florida Northern Railroad 4-6-0 number 2100.

The next 2 engines for this map are ready - the Atlanta & West Point 2-6-0 number 210
and the Chattahoochee Valley Railway 2-8-0 number 18

Hi Folks, I've started a new map - Emerald Coast - which will include the Florida panhandle, part of Alabama and part of Georgia. The first engine will be the Atlantic & Gulf 4-4-0 number 3.

The latest engine off the line - the Chicago and Northwestern number 7003.

Another engine joins the stable - the Canadian Pacific SD40-2 number 776.

The newest locomotive for this map - the Colorado and Wyoming Railway GP38-2 number 2002.