BALTIMORE & OHIO RR M-26B CLASS
50-TON, 40-FOOT STEEL BOXCAR SET
Textures (c)2007 by Tim Muir
Reskins (c)2011 by Harry Adkins
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CREDITS (THANKS)

DICK COWEN for creating the model and base textures of the 40' boxcar and to Mike Simpson for creating RW_Tools.

B&O's M26b box cars were carbon copies of the Pennsylvania RR's X-29, with the exception of a few small details. They were in operation well into the 1960's.

LEGAL (original by Tim Muir):

As author of this design, I advise that it is copyrighted, but royalty free.  You may use it and edit it as you wish, but you may not distribute it for money, or include it in a paid distribution without permission from Tim Muir, who can be reached via personal message at Elvas Tower http://www.elvastower.com/forums/.  You must include my name in your credits, as well as my copyright notices, and this entire Readme.txt, if you repaint it, use or derive files from it, or otherwise use or distribute these files.

Because this program is royalty free, it is provided WHERE IS, AS IS, WITH ALL FAULTS, and WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE or any other warranties.  There is no liability by the authors in your use of this program, instead all liability is assumed by the user.

Installation
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1)  Simply run the installer, enable the "BritKits" objects in the editor, and insert the cars into your route using the scenario editor.

2)  If you would like a thumbnail picture to show up in RW Tools, copy the "Thumbnails" file folder to C:\Program Files\RW_Tools.

Disclaimer
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1) These cars are provided on an as-is basis. Although unlikely to happen at all, I shall not be held responsible for any damage any part of this archive might do to your system.

2) These cars are provided as freeware. Further modification or redistribution are only possible with the written permission of the original modelers, Harry Adkins, Dick Cowen and Tim Muir.

Harry Adkins
September 2011
email: harryadkins@gmail.com
train-sim.com and RailworksAmerica.com: harryadkins