Auto Credit Based on LatteCoffee55's Southern RS-3
With 1,600 horsepower, American Locomotive Company's beast was a common sight for almost every railroad. Produced from 1950-1956, over 1,400 units were made. Some of them went to Mexico, Brazil, and Canada.
This has to be the most parts I've uploaded. Shoutout to LatteCoffee55 for turning my iPad into a vegetable and helping out extensively on the build.
Controls:
1-2 is lights
Roll steers
Trim is throttle
Enjoy!
Specifications
Spotlights
- Feanor 7.8 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Southern RS-3
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 9.4ft (2.9m)
- Length 49.2ft (15.0m)
- Height 11.3ft (3.5m)
- Empty Weight 22,486lbs (10,199kg)
- Loaded Weight 23,771lbs (10,782kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 353.4lbs/ft2 (1,725.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 67.3ft2 (6.3m2)
- Drag Points 15328
Parts
- Number of Parts 867
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 2,644
@RailfanEthan I cannot even download this because the number of parts exceeded the download limit which is 800. Really?
I appreciate your efforts. But can you, say, upload a cockpit-detached version? (cockpit not on the train and system will only count the cockpit, so it is always one part, and your train is unattached and not counted. We can attach the cockpit later). I mean, for a rail fan like me(although I said nothing), I want to have these downloaded and have fun with.
@ahappyape Thanks!
Not my thing but the craftsmanship is incredible
@RailfanEthan can you see? https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/6ZtVSy/VL-15
@Tyleeen Sure!
can i take your weels for my VL-15
Thanks,
@drdoom222 @TrainDude
I want it... but so much parts... too many parts...
@MeetThyDoom Thank you!
I love American locomotives!
Thanks, @goboygo1
Anytime! @RailfanEthan
Thank you, @ForeverPie
Thanks, @TK109074J
@ACMECo1940
@destroyerP
@QingyuZhiu
Thank you!
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@EliteIndustries1 Cool story!
Thanks, @FasterThanLight (You should!)
Thanks, @Hayhayjam664
@RailfanEthan Wow! Just wow!
I should get back to building trains.
Same. Some locomotives like that are just normal ones with a full hood (yes, that's what the small part is). Others... who knows? @RailfanEthan
Thanks, @Verterium
@RailfanEthan no problemo🙂
Thanks,
@laSoul
@grizzlitn
@MrSilverWolf Thank you!
Awesome!
Np! :)