CNJ content?

[ktain.ny]

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[nathanmallard]

I don’t want to do that, and that the content I want exists and is free.

It does? Please, tell me where you found this free CNJ stuff? If you know it exists, why can't you find it?

In all seriousness there is very little CNJ content available. There is a 0-6-0 on the DLS, and a few boxcars but that's about it. You could buy some suitable coaches from PaulzTrainz or reskin something suitable from Ben Neal's site. Ot you could get Blender and make something...

 

[ktain.ny]

Didn’t leefer make a slew of CNJ items?

 

[shebashetan7]

CNJ envied camelback-style locomotives. There is a camelback 0-6-0 for the Reading on JR, but an unlettered version is also included. A Reading 4-4-0 camelback is on the DLS, different road, yet typical of '30's CNJ age of steam.

 

[MTH_ELECTRIC_TRAINS]

However, that thing is from MSTS and it looks super bad.

 

[normhart]

Local meets The Comet at Sparta



Heavyweight coach on DLS, Generic 2-8-0 from TEH

 

[MTH_ELECTRIC_TRAINS]

Hey there are some 0-6-0s on the DLS that I found. They arn't amazing, but they look OK.

 

[iaintheclockfixer]

I’ve got a question. We have the awesome blue comet set by N3V, and the awesome f7s a
by N8phu both in CNJ scheme, and they are great, but I’m in the process of making a video on the blue comet, and I need CNJ stuff for it to run past for certain shots. Does anyone know some decent quality passenger cars or engines from the transition era that may work for these shots?

And please don’t tell me to go make the stuff my self. We both know I don’t want to do that, and that the content I want exists and is free.

I found a 2-8-2 on SRSLW https://sites.google.com/view/tiny-railfan-trainz/locomotive-downloads?authuser=0

 

[rwk]

There are CNJ coaches that are a part of a payware steam locomotive set at K&L Trainz, and there are free ones on the DLS by the late Magicland, but they have no interiors or transparent windows. I wish there were more detailed arch and clerestory roof steel open window CNJ coaches in Trainz. And those unique arch roof cab cars with a cab at one end for commuter runs. There were some surviving ones at Green Mountain in Vermont, and some of the ex-CNJ coaches maybe all of them were sold to the Woodstown Central in NJ for a new steam and diesel tourist operation. The Green Mountain cut back their passenger operations and mostly use streamlined coaches now.