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25 wrz 2020 · THS-TSB. After a long time of trying I finally managed to contact The Cowboy and ask him about his 9000 class models. He's graciously given me permission to update and release them for newer versions of trainz! I'm underway at the moment with them and will hopefully have them done somewhat soon.
31 mar 2020 · trainplayer2019 said: ↑. Union Pacific 4-12-2 UP 9000 class UP1-5 88 built (9000-9087) great machine running of flats and straight track but were obviously tight in bends and mountains (prefer Sherman Hill) with UPs desire for more power with less engine on a train. this machine has 3 cylinders, but the one cylinder in the middle is the most ...
Easy enough just to go to TrainzForge and download their freeware FEFs. https://trainz-forge.com/steam-locomotives Picture 36 of 53 under Steam Locomotives, and the next pic is the FEF-3 #843 reskin. AND There's several 9000 class locos preceding those!
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7 sie 2018 · Herunterladen. MSTS Union Pacific 4-12-2 9000: The 4-12-2 wheel arrangement designated the class. is the largest non-articulated locomotive built in North America. These were three cylinder locomotives with the center cylinder. rod connected to the second drivers. The unique Gresley gear on the front. provided the timing for the middle valve gear.
12 lut 2012 · The 88 members of the 9000-class were the largest successful rigid frame locomotives in the world. They could pull 100 to125 freight cars at speeds of 50 mph or better. The Trainz version is payware by "The Cowboy's Old West and Locomotive Works".
