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2-Pack GE AC4400CW [Template]

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Train Mod, Mod Group

Regions: Global

Prop Mods: Other

Train Mods: Other Train

Mod Features : Audio

Tags: ac4400cw, General Electric, LiveryKey_GE_AC4400CW_HiAd_Trucks_61615, LiveryKey_GE_AC4400CW_Steer._Trucks_13663

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28 Jan, 2024 @ 6:47am

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Description

This locomotive needs no introduction. You know it, I know it, everyone knows it: the GE AC4400CW. Manufactured for 11 years, from '93 to '04, almost all Class 1 rail companies owned the AC44 on their roster - except for Norfolk Southern and Canadian National, although Norfolk Southern would, later, get some examples of the AC44 from CM&Q and CEFX. If you are an avid movie watcher, then you've probably watched Unstoppable and saw two (or rather, four) examples of this locomotive, owned by the Canadian Pacific, acting as AWVR 777 and AWVR 767, respectively. Anyway, enough with the banter, and let's get to the credits and stuff.

CUSTOM MODEL TOGGLES

Shift + 1 = Cab Numberboard Base
Shift + 2 = Cab Numberboard Unlit
Shift + 3 = Nose Numberboard Base
Shift + 4 = Nose Numberboard Unlit

ISSUES WITH THE MODEL

- Some parts of the model have freaky normals. Since they don't show up in Blender, nothing I can do - not anything way too big, anyway.
- Several parts of the locomotive, if not the locomotive as a whole, are inaccurate. Bear with me on this, though; I made this in 3–4 days and my brain got a bit overworked.

CREDITS

ABStudios for the original ES44 parts and trucks
EMDoggo for the template
TG for the Nathan P3 model

13 Comments

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Ohio Southwestern CEO 14 Feb @ 6:45am

alr

Ticket [author] 14 Feb @ 5:43am

Nah, just make them, no need to ask me. All I ask for is for credit and for this to be marked as required.

Ticket [author] 11 Apr, 2024 @ 7:48am

There were four AC44s used in Unstoppable. Two played AWVR 777 and two played 767, just for different parts of the movie and with differences between each other.