Lima Shay Class B v2.3.2

The most well-known geared steam locomotive in the United States, the Shay was designed for use on extremely steep grades, extremely tight curves, and poor-quality track. Though they were not fast by any means, Shays were able to pull loaded cars up grades as steep as 14% and navigate 50-foot radius curves with ease due to the type's power and design. This model is based on a "Balloon"-type 42-ton standard gauge Class B Shay with three cylinders and two trucks, though in a fairly general sense, rather than depicting any one particular locomotive or configuration. It is mostly based on Shay 2172 preserved at the World Forestry Center in Portland, Oregon, but features of other Shays were also incorporated into the model. Both the wood-fired and oil-burning versions of this locomotive are available, each with the appropriate tender configuration and smokestack. The wood-burning variant is available with wood piled high on top of the tender or merely in a small pile in the center. This pack includes a Train Mod in a generic black-and-gold scheme, as well as Train Mod Liveries depicting Shay #3 of the Serro Geo Alpine Rail Link and Shay #207 of the Geo-thermal Tranz Alpine (or GeTA) Railway. The latter is oil-burning while the other two are wood-burning, and there are a few additional minor variations between them. A RL30 narrow-gauge variant is also included in the generic paint scheme. Credits This is a ground-up (rails-up?) remaster of Globin's original Shay train mod, and was originally based on that model. Additionally, thanks to Globin for modifying the piston animation to have the proper spacing! The spark arrestor mesh in the wood-burner's smokestack is modified from the Transcontinental Railroad Pack. The cab and tender are originally based on those for the official Steam Berkshire, the headlight and various details along the boiler are modified from the Steam Flyer, and a few other details are modified from the Steam JGR. The fuel logs are modified from the off