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Southern Pacific C-30-1 Wooden Cupola Caboose
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Scenario: USA
Vehicle: Wagon
Tags: vehicle, caboose
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9 Jun, 2024 @ 7:58am
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Southern Pacific C-30-1 Wooden Cupola Caboose

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Description
Reskins of ModelCitizen's Wooden Caboose, here are some steam era wooden cabeese from Southern Pacific.

Lil' Bit of History
"The original SP CA cabooses were built without truss rods, and included steel platforms and wooden center sills. By 1916-1918, SP became dissatisfied with the strength of the cars' underframes and began applying truss rods to strengthen each car's wooden frame components. Like UP, in 1914 SP adopted its own steel underframe caboose which was given the class of C-30-1. This car was comparable to UP's CA-1 design, but none were actually built until 1917, with others built in 1922. These were SP's first steel underframe cabooses, compared to UP's first steel underframe cars, the CA-1 class, which were first built in 1914"
-UtahRails

Features:
  • Random Numbers with actual car ranges
  • 3 Different Skins
  • Availability: 1917, with Orange Ends unlocking in 1955
  • Assets

Credits to lskeetskeet for the screenshots, and all catenary credit goes to NS37.

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5 Comments
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themeatballhero  [author] 10 Jun, 2024 @ 7:37am 
haha now i see, yes, i would say a lot of US trains from the 30s to Early 60s had a great bit of style. After the 60s, they were all pretty "strong and big"
takashi 10 Jun, 2024 @ 7:32am 
This is a rough description, but in my image, American trains look strong and big. However, this comment is a compliment that the past MODs also have a sense of style. It's cool. I never say negative things to people who make MODs, so I'll comment again. Thank you.
themeatballhero  [author] 10 Jun, 2024 @ 5:10am 
not gonna lie, I don't know what you mean, but i think it was a compliment so thank you lol
takashi 10 Jun, 2024 @ 1:51am 
American trains have an American feel.
Trains in Europe have a European taste. I don't know much about trains, though.
I feel like themeatballhero's American trains have an American taste with a European atmosphere.
I don't know if I was able to convey it well, but thank you.
SuperJesse64 9 Jun, 2024 @ 11:07am 
Cabeese, geese.