Elvas Tower: DNWP Parlor Car No. 702 - Elvas Tower

Denver Northwestern & Pacific Cafe - Parlor Car 702
Denver & Salt Lake Cafe - Parlor Car 700 (1913)
Version 2.0

Built by St Charles Car Company 1899
Converted by DNWP Car Shops 1913

Models by Wayne Campbell
Texture by Wayne Campbell and Chris Gerlach
WAG by Dean Steam and Wayne Campbell
Data by John Emmot and DSLHS
In service photos from Denver Public Library
Research and Production by Chris Gerlach
QC, Historical Review and Corrections by Wayne Campbell, Chris Gerlach and John Emmot

There is an alternative set of textures that allow you to switch between gild striping and green normal.

The livery of Pullman green with gold piping was applied by the DNMP. The gold detailing faded over time but this was the original livery in detail.

Originally constructed by the St Charles Car Company as a passenger coach. Two (Moffat numbers 700 and 702) were converted to Cafe Parlor Observation Cars by the DNWP in October 1913.

These cars were equipped with air Westinghouse brakes and pullman trucks friction bearing four wheel trucks.

This fine model was created for the Moffat Road Project by the generous gift of Wayne Campbell, and are made to the exact specification of the originals based on plans and photos obtained thru the gracious sharing of John Emmot of the DSLHS.

This model may not be used for any commercial purpose of any nature nor converted to any other format without the permission of the makers listed here. It is intended for use in MSTS and Open Rails and can be numbered as one of the two cars of this class with the enclosed freight animation shapes for which custom WAGS have been created. So the cars will show up in TRAINS folder as the car number specific for that car

Chris Gerlach (CrisGer)
Elvas Tower
March 2015
chrisgerlach9@yahoo.com