AEC 40ft PS1 Boxcar
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2015 10:12 pmThis model is an Atlantic & East Carolina reskin of Michael Stephan’s freeware 40ft PS1 Boxcar. The 40ft-PS1 base model can be downloaded at http://www.stephan-michael.de/railsim/p ... 40ps1.html .
The A&EC began as the Atlantic & North Carolina prior to the War Between the States. A&NC built from the great natural harbor at Morehead City to the interior. In the 1880's A&NC was taken over by the expanding Norfolk Southern only to be released from that lease with NS's economic troubles in the early 30's.
A&NC began independent operations with some original engines returned by NS and with some second-handers bought from outfits like DL&W and Wisconsin & Michigan. A&NC didn't fair any better than NS had, and was reorganized as A&EC in the mid-40's. They were dieselized with two F-2's; four GE 44 tonners; a GP-7 and an Alco RS3.
A&EC was swallowed up by an expanding Southern in the early 50's.
If you have problems, post a message in the support forum at Railworks America. This package is released as freeware. You can do whatever you wish with it EXCEPT make money with its use.
Harry R. Adkins
December 2015
The A&EC began as the Atlantic & North Carolina prior to the War Between the States. A&NC built from the great natural harbor at Morehead City to the interior. In the 1880's A&NC was taken over by the expanding Norfolk Southern only to be released from that lease with NS's economic troubles in the early 30's.
A&NC began independent operations with some original engines returned by NS and with some second-handers bought from outfits like DL&W and Wisconsin & Michigan. A&NC didn't fair any better than NS had, and was reorganized as A&EC in the mid-40's. They were dieselized with two F-2's; four GE 44 tonners; a GP-7 and an Alco RS3.
A&EC was swallowed up by an expanding Southern in the early 50's.
If you have problems, post a message in the support forum at Railworks America. This package is released as freeware. You can do whatever you wish with it EXCEPT make money with its use.
Harry R. Adkins
December 2015
