CNW Alco S2's

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CNW Alco S2's by Jerry Hlinsky (GERUNIMO625)

CNWDirtyS2.zip - 71 MB

Two weathered CNW Alco S2's

Description: CNW Alco S2 #1027 and 1084
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First, I must say a massive THANKYOU to Rich Chargin (Dogmouse) for providing us with such an enjoyable locomotive to not only repaint,
but run. I must also say thankyou to Rich for also providing me with the photos he took while on one of his research trips when
developing the S2. It made my life ALOT easier, and made for results I could have never achieved without his help.
Also a BIG thankyou to the folks that inspired, motivated, and were just downright complimentary in the Railworks America forums,
its still much appreciated. Lastly, a HUUUGE thankyou to 'artimrj' and the admins that run Railworks America, and ofcourse the other
content creators that really make this all work. Your knowledge, expertise, and willingness to give, serve as a powerful motivator for
me, and I thankyou for it! I wish all of you the best!!!

P.S.
I've worked for the Union Pacific Railroad for about two years now as a Conductor on the Geneva Sub, and very much enjoy hearing the stories
from the few CNW guys still floating around. They make it sound as if I missed out on something very special. They worked hard and looked out
for each other. Those that are still here know more about railroading and how to do the job then 100 of us "punk kids". I admire them greatly.
In their honor I made these repaints.

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Desription:

This .zip file contains two Alco S2 repaints from the Chicago Northwestern System circa (1944-1957).
Both have a weathered appearance on the interior cab, and exterior. While these two engines did exist they bear only similarites to their
realworld counterparts. Some creative license was taken in their creation.

*As a warning I would suggest learning to run a clean version of this locomotive before this one, as some of the gauges, labels, and tags are
difficult at best, to read.

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Installation:

1)Unzip the file

2)Relatively easy process, simply drag and drop the file folders 'CNW1027' and 'CNW1084' to the filefolder:

Railworks/Assests/Dogmouse/alco_S2/RailVehicles/Diesel/alco_S2/...

3)Lastly, go complain to your Union Rep. because the railroad didn't clean the engine, and there is no way your getting in that dirty thing!

HIGHBALL!!!

-Jerry Hlinsky

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