Elvas Tower: 1890's 16T Dunkirk narrow gauge Locomotive - Elvas Tower

Prototype:
From 1891 to 1896, about 50 Dunkirk-B locomotives were built in Dunkirk N.Y. They were used primarily in the eastern U.S. in logging operations.
Twin cylinders in an in-cab "V" configuration drove all four axles through a center shaft. Compared to other gear locomotives, most of the Dunkirk-B's were lightweights at 16 tons.
They were available in standard and narrow gauge configurations. These locomotives were mechanical engine brakes only, no air.

Model:
Created with 3DCrafter 9.3 from plans by David Hoffman in the booklet "The Geared Locomotives of Dunkirk".
Custom crew figures by Sandy River Tom.
The model is for MSTS and ORTS.

Credits:
Rick, thegrindre for 3DC guidance.
Sandy River Tom for custom crew figures and a basic Cabview.
atsf371 Herb for historical and engineering advice.
"Heisler Sound Update" by Derek Miller And Steven West
Bill Pratt for rivet texture.
Animation advice by Scott613.

Legal:
You may 'package up' and distribute any of my models to whom ever you wish as long as everyone keeps everything FREE.
If you wish to re-skin my models to fit in with your route's motif prior to release, you have my permission do to so.

Mike Gray a.k.a. wellsburg
November 16, 2014