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Rolling Line 1930s mods
Everything filed under 1930s by its own author, ordered by how much it is used.
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- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 223by Dark DerbyAs the DM&G expanded operations in the 1920s, the need arose for a heavy-duty, mixed-traffic locomotive. Not only did it have to be powerful enough for coal and ore drags through the mountains, it had to have a lower-than-usual center of gravity to safely handle some of the sharp curves on the br...3.3k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Great Northern No. 1355by Dark DerbyBased on Great Northern No. 1355, built as a 4-6-0 in 1909, rebuilt as a 4-6-2 in 1924, and currently displayed at the Milwaukee Road Shops Historic District in Sioux City, Iowa. I've got a few more Pacific Northwest liveries (mostly Great Northern and Northern Pacific) in the pipeline, so watch...3.3k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- DM&G Ka 223 Tenderby Dark DerbyThe tenders for the DM&G's K class, unlike the engines themselves, changed very little throughout their service life. They were painted with both the "Rocky Air Line" passenger lettering and the "King of the Rockies" freight logo to reflect the engines' mixed-traffic versatility.3.2k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Great Northern Tenderby Dark DerbyThe tender for my Great Northern Flyer.3.1k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- DM&G Pullman (Prewar)by Dark DerbyIn 1916, the DM&G began repainting their passenger cars into a more modern olive green, out of the red that had been used since the railroad's founding. It looked good on its own and went especially well with the passenger locomotive livery rolled out in 1923.3.0k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- DM&G Boxcar (Prewar)by Dark DerbyThe DM&G began using steel-sheathed wood boxcars like this one in 1929, to replace their aging wooden fleet. A few those were even rebuilt into these, especially once the Depression hit and the DM&G put new car orders on hold.2.9k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 26by Dark DerbyIn 1923, the DM&G introduced an elegant new scheme for its passenger locomotives. Harkening back to the first five engines on the line, these new engines wore white-and-purple pinstriping and dark green boiler jackets; only slight differences from the freight engines, but differences a trained ey...2.8k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- DM&G Hopper (Prewar)by Dark DerbyAs the ore jimmies of the 1890s began to show their age, the DM&G retired them in favor of larger, all-steel hoppers. This is a typical example, built in 1932 of a design the railroad had been ordering since 1926. Some of these would still be hard at work into the 1960s and '70s.2.8k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- DM&G No. 26 Tenderby Dark DerbyNo. 26's tender boasts distinctive Rocky Air Line lettering and, to separate it from the freight livery, a subtle purple accent on the striping and lettering. Repainted DM&G passenger engines could still be identified by the high-set "Denver, Mesa & Gunnison" lettering seen here, which stayed eve...2.8k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 22by Dark DerbyBeginning around 1909, the DM&G began taking new engines in a simple black livery, in stark contrast to the vivid red and gold of their first five. No. 22, a Baldwin engine from 1910, is typical of the time. It served as a versatile freight engine through the Depression and both world wars, endin...2.8k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- DM&G No. 22 Tenderby Dark DerbyThe tender for DM&G No. 22, displaying the railroad's signature wraparound striping.2.7k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Great Western 1st Class Coachby Dark DerbyAnother quick livery to try out the new NZR coach templates, in the Great Western's classic chocolate and cream scheme. Also check out the matching mail coach and third-class coach on my workshop!2.6k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Great Western 3rd Class Coachby Dark DerbyThe third of a set of Great Western liveries I made to try out the new NZR coach templates. And make some non-US liveries, which I did a lot when I started playing Rolling Line but haven't in a while. Also check out my workshop for matching first-class and mail coaches!2.5k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 632by Dark DerbyWhile hampered slightly by a little thing called the Great Depression, the DM&G's electrification efforts were generally successful, especially when coal shortages threatened their steam fleet. Arguably, those first electric engines were what carried the railroad through the Depression, as strugg...2.4k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 442by Dark DerbyOne 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
- Great Western Mail Coachby Dark DerbyA 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
- (WIP) Keystone Harborby Dark DerbySometimes 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
- Orient Express Dining Carby Dark DerbyAlongside 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 Carby Dark DerbyPart 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 Carby Dark DerbyForming 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 Carby Dark DerbyAs 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
- Pennsylvania V8by Dark DerbyIt's been a while since I've uploaded something! I've still been making a lot of liveries, but they just haven't come out yet for various reasons. So here's one that's been sitting on the backburner for a while, a V8 in the Pennsylvania Railroad's iconic Brunswick Green. That no one seems to have...1.2k downloadsupdated 6 y ago