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File Name: Cozens-Lemmon Merchantile Store
File Submitter: CrisGer
File Submitted: 31 May 2015
File Category: Buildings

Cozens-Lemmon Merchantile Store
Fraser, Colorado
1904

This store was the first building in Fraser, Colorado located along the route of the Denver Northwestern & Pacific Railroad, the Moffat Road. Fraser was a Division Point for the RR until it was moved to Tabernash in 1927. This Structure remains in use as a store in Fraser to this day. This style of Store and a Half design was very common throughout the US in the early 1900s and examples can be found in every region. This model is intended for use on the Restoration project for the DNWP route around 1915 but is suitable for any late 1800s, early 1900s period and any region of the US.

I have included a shadow box and pilings so that if you set the building on uneven ground or a hill, it will still look realistic. If you need to remove the boarwalk, it is easily done with the TSM file or you can contact me and I will be happy to send you a customized version. You can also repaint it very easily by altering the texture sheet.

No Commercial use may be made but you may repaint alter and re use this model as you wish for MSTS Open rails or any other format of Rail sim. I would appreciate a picture of any new version you may make.

The texture owes a lot to a wonderful early store building texture and some photos by Steve Thompson and Tim Muir and they both have my many thanks for their permission for referencing and using this as

part of mine.

Night and Snow textures are included. Use of the extended 257 alernative textures number on the .SD file is not needed to display alternative textures as long as the "1" is present.

TSM file is included and using that file you can also convert this for use in Trainz. You may repaint and alter and re use the shape file in any way you like, however no commercial use is allowed. You are welcome to contact me about any of the terms of this model. Also no liability is assumed or given.

you use at your own risk.

CrisGer (Chris Gerlach)
May 2015
Elvas Tower

Chrisgerlach9@yahoo.com

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