STEAM_WORKSHOP creator
Labby
11 projects across 3 games, 158.7k downloads in total.
- Projects
- 11
- Games
- 3
- Downloads
- 158.7k
- Last shipped
- 6 mo ago
- 12,500 Gallon Tank CarsWhat's in the pack? These cars are modeled after 12,500 gallon cars built by General American from the 1920's through 1940's. They're ideal for a steam to diesel transition era setting. The pack also includes some three-compartment cars with triple domes which actually have three separate compart...18.5k downloadsupdated 12 mo ago
- Large Rail Storage YardsFor more information on how to use these yards including line setup, see my other mod "Small Rail Storage Yard" : This mod includes two large rail storage yards with capacity for 100+ of most freight cars to support long trains (450m) The "Long" version has two 450m rail connections and will send...18.2k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- 20th Century Custom LoadsDependency for my 40' Gondolas. Custom loads for logs, planks, construction materials, and steel all loaded in styles common in the first half of the 20th century. Includes asset versions with various stack size options etc.17.8k downloadsupdated 12 mo ago
- USRA Single-Sheathed BoxcarsEarly-Mid 20th Century Boxcars! In late 1917, United States railroads were nationalized to better organize them in support of the WWI effort. As part of the deal, the railroads would be returned to their owners in as good or better condition within 21 months of a peace treaty. To fulfill this obl...17.0k downloadsupdated 12 mo ago
- 40' Composite Mill GondolaEarly-Mid 20th Century Gondolas! These cars are based on the PRR GRa class and similar cars used by many other railroads, especially those in the industrialized Northeast and Midwest. Essentially a steel flat car with low wooden sides and drop-ends, these cars were used for all sorts of loads tha...16.5k downloadsupdated 12 mo ago
- H21a 70 Ton HopperWhat's in the pack? The H21 hopper and its subclasses made up roughly half the fleet of hoppers owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad, the operators of the largest fleet of hoppers anywhere at the time. Out of over 80,000 total cars, the H21 types made up over 39,000, more than many railroads' entir...15.8k downloadsupdated 12 mo ago
- Small Rail Storage YardLarge Versions: This storage yard allows for parking your rail cars in the open to act as storage, or transfer them to a different locomotive. Speed up throughput at industries by using a pair of back to back yards with a locomotive on station to pull empties from one yard, load them at the indus...15.7k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Carfloats & Transfer BridgeTake your trains off the rails! Moving rail freight across water was a tedious process, often requiring "breaking bulk" multiple times. Carfloating was developed as the solution, an early form of intermodal transport. A barge with tracks on its deck would be moored at a specialized dock called a...12.4k downloadsupdated 6 mo ago
- Railroad Steam Tugboat & Covered BargeBoats! Throughout the first half the 20th century, most railroads serving port cities, especially New York City, had sizable "navies" themselves. These marine fleets, often numbering dozens of tugboats and hundreds of barges, would serve as the last link between the railroad's own terminal and sh...12.0k downloadsupdated 12 mo ago
- PRR I1sa Decapod PackJust in time for Halloween, the Holy Terror of the PRR! This pack adds multiple variants of the Pennsylvania Railroad's I1s and I1sa Decapods. All feature lods for performance, dynamic weathering, random numbers, authentic sounds, functional marker lights, and where appropriate selectable class l...10.7k downloadsupdated 2 y ago
- Pennsylvania RailroadTake on the role of J. Edgar Thomson, first Chief Engineer and third President of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Under your sober leadership, the Pennsy is destined to become the largest corporation the world has ever seen. It is up to you to build a system worthy of the name “Standard Railroad of th...4.0k downloadsupdated 7 y ago
11 projects, most downloaded first. Each one has its own page here with what it needs to run and where its author publishes it; the files themselves stay with the author and are never re-hosted on this site.