Pabst Blue Ribbon : 40ft. steel reefer, v.1

We have a 40ft. steel reefer with dual-color car body and matching original Blue Ribbon graphics and lettering.
1. Classic PBR logo accross dual reefer body colors - blue and white. A clean version.
2. Classic PBR logo accross dual reefer body colors - blue and white. A light dirty version.
3. Classic PBR logo accross dual reefer body colors - blue and white. A heavilly grimmy version with and faded graphics

Installation to TS2020:
Simple installation, use Train Simulator Utilities and with Package Manager upload to TS2020 the «Pabst_Beer01.rwp» file.

Thanks to GreatNortherner, He granted permission to distribute the necessary shape files - «.GeoPcDx». A special thanks to Michael who
kindly share many Photoshop layers (i.e. rivets), therefore saving me hours of repetitive drawing.

There is no additional installation to do; the «.GeoPcDx» files reflects the new PBR reefer texture and decal for this
new Pabst Beer folder – source GNRy Assets\GreatNortherner\GNRy\RailVehicles\Freight\40ft-Reefer\Pabst_Beer01, Thank You Michael.

Simple installation, use Train Simulator Utilities and with Package Manager upload to TS2020 the «Pabst_Beer01.rwp» file and launch
any route with TS2020. This Reefer will be installed at :
     RailWorks\Assets\GreatNortherner\GNRy\RailVehicles\Freight\40ft-Reefer\Pabst_Beer01 and its ID will be «Reefer 40ft Steel PABST 1c»,
     for closed hatches and 1o for opened hatches.

Also you can Copy/Paste the «Assets» folder to your following Train Simulator folder :
    RailWorks\Assets\GreatNortherner\GNRy\RailVehicles\Freight\40ft-Reefer\Pabst_Beer01...
 … and start the game.
 
 *** MAKE SURE : at the end of installation you have the following new coupler textures : Assets\GreatNortherner\GNRy\RailVehicles\Coupler
    - coupler_dk-bwn.bin, coupler_dk-bwn_closed.GeoPcDx, coupler_dk-bwn_open.GeoPcDx
    - Textures/coupler_dk-bwn.TgPcDx
    
Enjoy, this Blue and white PBR reefer with its unique «Blue Ribbon» logo.

Repaint by Bernard Lafargue, aka QcRail, February 2020