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Charland's NYC "Standard" Caboose
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Scenario: USA
Vehicle: Locomotive
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Charland's NYC "Standard" Caboose

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Description
Big thanks to Charland over at MSTS for letting me convert this.
This is a MSTS convert, which I then modified, gave it an interior, re-UVed and gave it new textures.

Some History
The "Standard" caboose for NYC was the result of modifying previous cabeese to adhere to a common standard. These were unique in their wooden exterior with a boardwalk surrounding the offset cupola. Some had 3 windows in the front of the cupola while others had 2. Because this was the result of modifying older cabeese, not all Standard's were the same. Many Standards actually survived into the Century Green era.

Stats:
  • Weight: 41,895lbs
  • Top Speed: 75mph
  • Carries 1 Unit of Goods
  • Lifespan: 60 years

Features:
  • Random numbers on select units
  • Slacked rear coupler
  • 4 Custom camera view locations, including from cupola
  • Recolorable version with Random Numbers
  • Assets

Skins:
  • Boston & Albany: 1906
  • Century Green: 1958
  • Generic: 1906
  • Gothic Font: 1940
  • Pacemaker: 1946
  • P&E: 1940
  • Roman Font: 1906
  • "Safety Wherever": 1958
  • P&LE: 1906
  • Rutland (Boxcar Red): 1906
  • Rutland (Cherry Red): 1937
  • Rutland (Green-Yellow): 1951
Big thanks to the Rutland Historical Society for help on Rutland paint scheme dates. And another big thanks to iNewYorkCentral for decals and historical research.

Credits to lskeetskeet for the screenshots.

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takashi 28 Jun, 2024 @ 10:52pm 
"Wabi-sagi"
I think I learned this in elementary school.And it's a feeling that foreigners can't understand.
But it existed in America too.I felt a different kind of beauty, "wabi-sabi," from your previous two works. Thank you very much."This may be a departure from the original definition of wabi-sabi, but it's not a word that crosses my mind even once a year, but it came to mind, so I'm writing it down.
Mikey D 28 Jun, 2024 @ 6:36pm 
neat