Rolling Line mods
Rolling Line 1970s mods
Everything filed under 1970s by its own author, ordered by how much it is used.
10 1970s mods, most downloaded first ยท newest update 19 Nov 2025
AllNorth America1.5kMod Group1.5kGlobal1.3klivery1.3kLights721Train Mod697Locomotive633Audio617Other Train594Prop Mod538Train Mod Livery523Legacy QuickMod462Particles462Legacy Livery353Animation331Layout326diesel285europe270Freight203Steam178Wagon Box178passenger159usa137Packaged Mods130Diesel DX127Tender105EMD104Micro98Beer Line94Diesel AC4494Wagon Boxcar92Narrow Gauge92Vehicle87Fantasy83Dark Derby83UK82Diesel F779Union Pacific74Building73Dynamic Roadnumbers73United States72CSX69Amtrak68Southern Pacific64BNSF62American62Streamliner sleeper60america58Santa Fe56Milwaukee Road54Norfolk Southern54Railroad History Jam54Fictional53sp49Oceania49Steam Flyer48PRR48NG48MILW48caboose46USRA46electric45Steam Flyer Tender44NS44Canada44shunter44Freight Loadable42ac4400cw42British42Conrail42Track Style42ATSF40Fantasy Livery Jam40Switcher40Diesel F7 B unit39Asia39Railcar38coach38england36Streamliner hi-level36BN36up35Trackside35Wagon Coal35RL3034TrainMann34TrainLine33ES44AC33Pullman Sleeper33Canadian National33Pacific32US32milwaukee32Pennsylvania Railroad31C&O31Boxcar31Steam Berkshire Tender311940s30Wagon Double-stack30Detail30Industrial30Pennsylvania30Streamliner observer291920s28United Kingdom28New Zealand28Colorado28Roadside28Logging27Steam Berkshire27Pennsy27Pullman27Car27Signage26mountain26Truck26CN26GE26Spaceline Models26General Electric26Mikado25Light25SD40-2251950s25Gorre & Daphetid25Japan25Wagon Double Box25Canadian Pacific24NYC242-8-224California24Burlington Northern23Wagon Hopper Curved23Baggage23New York Central23Wagon Passenger234-6-223GN23Streamliner dome23br23british railways23Modular231930s224-8-222Hopper22GP922Easter Egg22Wagon Tanker Brazil21B&O21great northern21netherlands21Sleeper2046220switzerland20IRM2028220Vehicle Mod20Bridge20Chicago20france19Large19NP19Germany19City19Diner19Interurban18Russia18Swiss17Intermodal17Observation17Australia17observer17Articulated16wales15human150-6-015station15Dutch15Heavy14Industry14Trailer13USSR13Small13Heavyweight13Dash 913wagon12male12Deutsche Bahn12South America12TGV12gwr11Historic11sbb1150s11Long111900s111960s11gondola11coal11Texas10Terrain101970s10Tram10Snow9EMU9Sign9Space9Windows9Van9Baldwin9house9kitbash8wood8SD708Town8Window8Deutschland8Utility8Train8China8CH8Boat7Warehouse7railroad7Christmas7Construction7Low-Poly7Urban7Metro7Pack7tunnel7PC7Realistic7JR7Farm7nederland6J16animal6britain6Meme6Diorama6Museum6Track6Forest6Crane6DB6Military6German6catenary6Great Britain6Grass6engine6Mountains6box5New York5Mining5Bike570s5Railway5container5rocket5Patch5H15M15standard5Custom51990s5Road5Rock5Music5Mine5Multiple Unit5
- DM&G Postwar Boxcarby Dark DerbyOne of the first changes the DM&G made after the war was the two-tone gray "Mountain" scheme. It was first applied to boxcars like this in 1948 and became the road's signature passenger livery. Having boxcars in the livery made them decent express cars in a pinch. As electric traction became the...2.9k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 1320by Dark DerbyFor a relatively extensive railroad, the DM&G was curiously late to dieselize. The last of their steam fleet--the 160-class Big Boys--was retired in 1961, and apart from a smattering of diesel switchers, the DM&G was solidly electric. That changed in 1966 when the railroad ordered 25 of General E...2.5k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- DM&G Hopper (Postwar)by Dark DerbyStarting in 1947, the DM&G began to paint their hoppers in this oxide red livery, which had been used on their boxcars since the railroad's beginnings.2.4k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 445by Dark DerbyOne year after the DM&G's V8s were repainted, the 400-class "side-rods" got their turn. This attractive oxide red scheme was designed for versatility: it matched the oxide-painted freight cars and, if need be, the "Mountain Gray" passenger equipment. In use into the 1970s, this was one of the lon...2.4k downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Denver, Mesa & Gunnison No. 649by Dark DerbyIn 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
- PC E8 2 Packby mistertoyEMD E8A 4040 & 4041 were built as New York Central E8A 4040 & 4041. Penn Central had 141 E8 A units numbered PC 4036-4095, 4246-4328 (PC 4036-4095 ex. NYC 4036-4095, PC 4246-4319 ex. PRR 5700 Series, PC 4320-4328 ex. PC/NYC 4000 series), classed by PC as EP-22. This pack includes two Penn Central...1.8k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- (deprecated) American Vehicle Packby 76561199753617397Vehicle list: Dodge Diplomat Dodge Dynasty Dodge Aries Oldsmobile Cutlass Oldsmobile 98 Chevrolet el Camino Ford F100 Lincoln Continental All models originally sourced from sketchfab1.7k downloadsupdated 11 mo ago
- PC F7 4 Packby mistertoyPenn Central F7A's 1760 & 1829 were built as NYC 1760 & NYC 1829, and Penn Central F7B's 3437 & 3440 were built as NYC 2437 & 2440 respectively. Penn Central all-time had 215 F7A's, numbered PC 1440-1538, 1636-1873,1878-1879, 1900-1906 (PC 1440-1538 ex. PRR 9524A-9689A, PC 1636-1873 ex. NYC 1636-...1.5k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- PC Caboose 3 Packby mistertoyThis pack add 3 PC painted cabeese, one of each type of caboose. A regular cupola caboose, a bay window, and a transfer caboose. Enjoy! PC 18066 is an ex. NYC N6A class transfer caboose. PC 18434 is an ex. SOU N5H class bay window caboose. PC 19019 is an ex. PRR N5 class caboose, or cabin car as...1.2k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- PC SD35 #6000by mistertoyThis SD35 was built as Pennsylvania Railroad SD35 6000. Penn Central all-time had 40 SD35s, numbered 6000-6039 (ex. PRR 6000-6039), classed by PC as EF-25a. CREDITS: edenboreded - Original Model Teapop311 - Prototype Information1.1k downloadsupdated 4 y ago
10 1970s mods, 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.

