STEAM_WORKSHOP creator
Dark Derby
116 projects across 1 game, 254.9k downloads in total.
- Projects
- 116
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- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 442One of the biggest gambles the DM&G ever took was the adoption of electric traction. Long tunnels and steep grades on the main line had been trouble since the beginning, patched up with extra sand on the locomotives and special oxygen masks for the crews. But the success of electrification on Nor...2.4k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 649In 1949, the DM&G's passenger electric fleet got a new look, ditching the old olive green for the railroad's new Mountain Gray scheme. Sleek and shiny, the new paint scheme was...essentially the old one, but refreshed for the forward-looking 1950s. The repainted V8s were crew favorites for decade...2.4k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Great Northern No. 400 "Hustle Muscle"The first production EMD SD45, “Hustle Muscle” was delivered to the Great Northern in 1966. Twenty-six more SD45s followed it by 1968. In 1970, HM was renumbered 6430 during the Burlington Northern merger, though it kept its Great Northern colors until 1973. The BN even kept the Hustle Muscle let...2.3k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Great Northern SD45Same as this: but without the Hustle Muscle lettering.2.3k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- GN Big Sky Blue SleeperA sleeper in Big Sky Blue. Great for the last days of the Great Northern and the wild rainbow era of early Amtrak.2.3k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Great Northern U33C (Big Sky Blue)"Great galloping goats! I've got to paint the whole GN railway Big Sky Blue. What a job!" --unnamed advertising character, 1967 In 1967, the Great Northern took a new direction in its aesthetics, replacing the iconic Empire Builder green-and-orange with the all-new Big Sky Blue. The work of Lippi...2.3k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- GN Big Sky Blue Express CarAn express car in Big Sky Blue, a cool choice for late '60s, early '70s passenger trains. For more about the Big Sky Blue, check out the locomotive in this pack.2.3k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- GN Big Sky Blue Dome CarA dome car in Big Sky Blue. THE way to see the Northwest up in that dome!2.3k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- GN Big Sky Blue Observation CarAn observation car in Big Sky Blue. Cap off your passenger trains in slick sixties style!2.3k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Great Western Mail CoachA quick livery to try out the new NZR coach templates. Inspired by a mail coach preserved at the Didcot Railway Centre...though technically, that one's a British Railways coach wearing the Western Region scheme. Which just happens to be the GWR chocolate and cream, which is good enough for me.2.3k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Northern Pacific TenderThe tender for my Northern Pacific Flyer2.2k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- (WIP) Keystone HarborSometimes you just gotta get away, head to the coast! See the sights (factories), take in the sound of the waves (and factories), the smell of saltwater! (and factory runoff) Welcome to Keystone Harbor, one of those countless harbors that dotted the eastern seaboard in the first half of the twent...2.2k downloadsupdated 17 mo ago
- Great Northern Side RodIntroducing the Great Northern Side-Rod, a perfect choice for your electric line! The real Great Northern 5017 was a Y-1 electric boxcab, used on the GN’s electrified route between Wenatchee and Skykomish. After a 1945 wreck in Tonga, Washington, one of the Y-1s, No. 5011, was rebuilt with a stre...2.1k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- SNCF Tender 34.A.1The tender for SNCF 242.A.1, despite the (prototypical) mismatched numbers.2.0k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Great Northern X-1510Season's greetings! And a quick upload for the holidays. X-1510 was built at the ALCO Brooks Works in 1927, and is one of quite a few ex-GN plows still in service for the BNSF. It's currently numbered BN972561 and is stationed in Wenatchee, Washington, paired with ex-BN F7B no. BN972577. Comes wi...2.0k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Santa Fe BerkshireGoing through my livery backlog again, here's an ATSF Berkshire I made way back in May 2020! The real ATSF 4197 was an ex-Boston & Maine class T-1a, built in 1928 as that railroad's No. 4003. It was one of seven surplus Berkshires the B&M sold to the Santa Fe in 1945, following a decrease in traf...2.0k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Belt Ry. of Chicago CaboosesA set of four BRC cabooses for the upcoming Blue Island layout; two in a classic red, and two in the same gray and black as the road's engines. Prototypically, the BRC used a unique type of "shorty" transfer caboose, but GTKinzel's excellent cabooses fill in nicely. A few BRC cabooses are preserv...2.0k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Christmas Freight Car PackWhat's this? A Christmas train! Ship loads of presents and coal, and get your nog and cocoa on, with this special pack of six Christmas liveries! - "Naughty" coal hopper - "Nice" boxcar - Eggnog reefer - Cocoa tanker - Sleigh flatcar - Caboose Car models by Long and Valkyrie Lead.1.9k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Railway Express Agency BoxcarFor fast, dependable through service, order and ship by the Railway Express Agency! It’s like UPS for trains! In business from 1918 to 1975, the American Railway Express Agency was a government operation formed from the railroad equipment of the four major express companies: Wells Fargo, Adams Ex...1.9k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Orient Express Dining CarAlongside its luxurious sleeping cars, the Orient Express served the finest cuisine you could get on a train anywhere. For a sample, the first dinner served on the train: oysters, soup with Italian pasta, turbot with green sauce, chicken ‘à la chasseur’, fillet of beef with ‘château’ potatoes, ‘c...1.8k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Orient Express Baggage CarPart of the world-famous Orient Express, one or two baggage cars like this would be coupled on for the long journey from Paris to various points in southeastern Europe. This one displays the striking crest of Compagnies Internationale des Wagons-lits (CIWL), the operator of the Express.1.8k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Orient Express Sleeping CarForming the bulk of the famous Orient Express, these sleeping cars--usually six to a train--were some of the first sleeping to enter service in Europe. By the 1930s, they were renowned as the very pinnacle of comfort, rivaling some of Europe's finest hotels. Even today, over a decade after the la...1.8k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Orient Express Lounge CarAs the Orient Express traveled from Paris to Istanbul, its passengers had beautiful lounge cars like this at their disposal to socialize, sample drinks, solve murders, and all other manner of pursuits befitting the European bourgeoisie.1.8k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Southern Pacific 8103 - WeatheredThe third in my set of Southern Pacific AC44 liveries, and my personal favorite. A little weathering can go a long way! Also check out my workshop for a fresh 'n' clean version of this livery, and a "Rolling Line-style" unlettered version.1.8k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- GN Snowplow Tender (Berkshire)One of two tender options for my Great Northern snowplow livery. Like most of the plow liveries on the Workshop, I used the Berkshire tender as a close match to the stock plow tender.1.8k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- NASA SW1500 PackTwo livery packs in one week? Whoa! Lately I've been going through my backlog of liveries I've finished and haven't released. I made these three around early November for a NASA Railroad diorama that I never got around to making. NASA's three SW1500s were ex-Toledo, Peoria & Western engines, buil...1.8k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Santa Fe MalletAnother piece from the backlog. My first, and so far only, livery for the stock Big Boy, based on one of the Norfolk & Western's impressive Y-3 2-8-8-2s! ...wait, what? Norfolk & Western? But it says Santa Fe in the title. What gives? Well, the real ATSF 1795 had three identities over its life. I...1.8k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- NP "Butterknife" F7AAn underrated classic of F7 liveries, this is the "Passenger Pine" or "Butterknife" scheme the Northern Pacific's first F7s wore from the late '40s until 1953. This one's actually numbered as one of the NP's two FP7s. They were delivered in 1952, just one year before the two-tone Loewy scheme ( )...1.7k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- GN Snowplow Tender (KA)The Great Northern snowplow and matching Berkshire tender had been sitting on my hard drive for about a year, but this KA tender was made just today. Awhile back I'd noticed that the KA tender goes really well with the rotary plow, so now I've finally done a livery to show that off.1.7k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Evergreen Pacific & Eastern No. 7Been saving the best for last! Here's the first of four EP&E locomotive liveries to cap off my livery jam series. Watch for the others later today! Built in 1909 by Baldwin, No. 7 arrived to handle the EP&E’s passenger trains, especially the new Cascades Cannonball between Bellingham and Glacier....1.7k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Milwaukee Road S-2 - Early SchemeModel by Long, livery by moi A trio of ALCO S-2s in Milwaukee Road colors, numbered from each of the three batches the Milwaukee ordered between 1940 and 1949.1.6k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Evergreen Pacific & Eastern BoxcarFinally throwing my hat in the ring for the fantasy livery jam! Introducing the Evergreen Pacific & Eastern, a short line which ran in Whatcom County, Washington from 1893 to 1975. It spans an east-west route from Bellingham to Glacier, with a southern route from Sumas to Sedro-Woolley. Wood boxc...1.6k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Evergreen Pacific & Eastern PullmanWhile chiefly a freight railroad, the EP&E also ran two named passenger trains for much of its life. The first, the Lake Whatcom Limited, began in 1895 and ran between Bellingham and Sedro. It was followed by the Cascades Cannonball in 1911, connecting Bellingham, Sumas, and Glacier. It was for t...1.6k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Evergreen Pacific & Eastern Tool CarThis boxcar, built 1902, was reassigned to the EP&E's maintenance service in 1915. As well as a storage car for hand tools and spare parts, the car was specially outfitted with several machine tools for basic repairs at a work site. Like the rest of the EP&E maintenance fleet from this time, it w...1.6k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Santa Fe Berkshire TenderThe tender for the Santa Fe Berkshire.1.6k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Evergreen Pacific & Eastern GondolaThe next piece of rolling stock for the EP&E, one of the forty-five steel gondolas the line ordered in 1920 to handle a boom in coal and lumber traffic. These replaced twenty wood-side gondolas that had been in service since the 1890s. One of these gondolas was the last piece of EP&E stock in ser...1.6k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Southern Pacific 8103 - CleanThe second of three SP liveries I did back when the AC44 came out, and have been sitting on ever since, as is my wont. There have been a few SP liveries already, I know, but this was the first one that came to mind when I tried out the AC44 template files. Nonetheless, I'm pretty satisfied with it.1.5k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- NP "Butterknife" F7BAn F7B in Northern Pacific "Passenger Pine" or "Butterknife" colors.1.5k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- The American-TrackThe year was 1870, not long after the completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad, and a radical and forward-thinking idea emerged in Washington. While the transcontinental railroad had slashed travel time considerably, the new American passenger still had to deal with the headache of many...1.5k downloadsupdated 5 mo ago
- Evergreen Pacific & Eastern Water TankerOne of the EP&E's few dedicated maintenance of way cars, this 1899-vintage tanker was kept in MOW service as a water supply from 1912 to 1949. In this capacity, the EP&E used it to restock water towers along the Sumas-Glacier route, as well as emergency firefighting duty.1.5k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Belt Ry. of Chicago GeepsMy contribution to the Blue Island club layout. While the BRC mostly rostered ALCOs, GP7s and GP9s like these weren't uncommon. (After all, they were some of the most popular diesels ever built.) Nos. 472 and 475 were built for the railroad in November 1951 and used into at least the 1990s. 481 w...1.5k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Rock Island F7AIt's been a while since I've done a "real" livery, hasn't it? So here's a Rock Island F7 in the striking, as-delivered black and red. At some point I might do the red-and-silver "Rocket" livery to go with... Something I want to do is go through my backlog of standalone liveries (i.e. they don't h...1.5k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Santa Fe Mallet TenderThe tender for the Santa Fe Mallet.1.5k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Evergreen Pacific & Eastern ObservationWhile the EP&E had been running named passenger trains for years, it wasn't until 1919 that they acquired observation cars to cap them off. Two arrived from the Pullman Co., one for each train, and proved almost instantly popular. Little surprise, given the striking scenery of the Cascade Mountai...1.5k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- BNSF Coal Hopper (Weathered)A BNSF coal hopper that more accurately resembles what coal hoppers tend to look like after a few years. This was some weathering practice for the next livery series I'm working on. Watch for that, it's gonna be a good one...1.5k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Evergreen Pacific & Eastern No. 7 TenderThe tender for EP&E No. 7.1.5k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Great Northern PS-2 (As Delivered)Long's PS-2 hopper, decked out as delivered to Great Northern in 1958. My first quickmod livery and first American livery in quite a long time...but not the last GN livery. Stay tuned.1.4k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Lionel "Girl's Train"Happy Easter! I wanted to do something bright and colorful for the occasion, and immediately I knew exactly what I had to do. In 1957, in an effort to broaden their audience, Lionel introduced the No. 1587S "Lady Lionel" set...y'know, for girls! Lettered realistically, but painted in bright paste...1.4k downloadsupdated 5 y ago