G&D Steam Pack

While the Gorre & Daphetid's husky freight engines were its signature, the railroad was home to steamers of every shape and size. CygnusOX's excellent USRA steamers were the perfect start to bring some of the GD's colorful roster to Rolling Line! The Engines No. 15, built from parts in the GD shops. This 0-8-0 was used for transfer switching, snowplow pushing, maintenance of way, and all other sorts of peripheral tasks on the railroad. No. 49, a Varney 4-6-0 for light passenger and mixed service. It appears in unmodified form in many of John's advertising photos for Varney, before becoming a "true" GD engine sometime in the early '50s. No. 50, used for various passenger trains. Quite handsome with a suitable string of Pullmans, but for the high-class traveler, it's hard to beat... No. 56, the showpiece of the GD. This shiny red gem headed up a set of matching streamlined cars for a fast, first-class train between Great Divide and Port, with only a handful of stops along the way. Features (on all engines) New modeling: No's. 50 and 56 have prototypically accurate running boards, No. 15's tender has an extended bunker and booster truck, No. 49 is extensively modified from 6581 Sound Interface Device's small steam pack Light controls: L+1 for firebox glow, L+2 for class lights