Railworks America

I just uploaded a set of coalhoppers and covered hoppers lettered for the Applachian Lines. The Appalachian Lines was a merger of three small regional railroads facing challenges to survive in the real world economy of the late 1970's. It included the Virginian & Ohio, the Allegheny Midland, and the Virginia Midland. Modeled after the Chessie System and the SCL/L&N Family Lines, each railroad retained its own identity and color scheme, but followed similar layouts for paint styles and road names. The V&O kept its deep blue and white, the AM adopted a bright red and yellow, and the VM went with yellow and deep green. Like Chessie System and Family Lines, the Appalachian Lines was a name used in marketing and advertising, allowing the three railroads to pool their resources and remain competitive. Not only was this a great excuse to use "run-through" power from the connecting AM and VM roads, but it also helped strengthen convey idea that all three railroads were part of a larger system, connected to the national railroad network.

Hope you enjoy.
Harry

They look great, however, don't forget the Virginia Midland!

Included in each pack are AM, VM, and VO reskins.

Sorry - I missed it looking at the pretty pictures.

Thanks. These cars will look right at home on the NERW, COARW and other eastern/mid-western roads.

One question: do these reskins have autonumbering? For these kind of cars tend to run in solid trains.

The covered hoppers do have autonumbering, the coal hoppers do not.

Downloaded all of these great looking hoppers but I don't know where to find them. What are they listed under? Kuju RSC ??? or somewhere else.
Thank you for your work.
Bob

They're in the Kuju folder.