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EMD F7 Expansion: Milwaukee Road F7A and F7B Skin Pack

The Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific (CMStP&P), better known as the Milwaukee Road, always went its own way. It headed west in 1909 and launched a unique streamliner, the Hiawatha, in 1935. The history of this company is quite complicated, filled with struggles and setbacks.

As an independent it held no allegiances to others and was not influenced by moguls like Hill, Harriman, or Budd.

Regardless, the CMStP&P blossomed into an impressive system that battled not only for the highly competitive Midwestern agricultural business but also lucrative Pacific Northwest transcontinental traffic.

Here, we have four skins of the Milwaukee Road for the EMD F7.

• Milwaukee Road F7A 68-A, 68-B & 68-C in Orange & Red Strips available at 1950 and retires in 1977
  
• Milwaukee Road F7A 113-A, 113-B & 113-C in Orange & Red Strips available at 1951 and retires in 1978
  
• Milwaukee Road F7A 69-A, 69-B, 69-C in Orange available at 1950 and retires in 1977
  
• Milwaukee Road F7A 114-A, 114-B, 144-C in Orange available at 1951 and retires in 1978
  
• Milwaukee Road F7A 70-A, 70-B, & 70-C in Orange with MILWAUKEE ROAD letteting on side available at 1950 and retires in 1977
  
• Milwaukee Road F7A 115-A, 115-B, & 115-C in Orange with MILWAUKEE ROAD letteting on side available at 1950 and retires in 1977
  
• Milwaukee Road F7A 95-A, 95-B, & 95-C in Union Pacific Colors available at 1950 and retires in 1977
  
• Milwaukee Road F7A 195-A, 195-B, & 195-C in Union Pacific Colors available at 1951 and retires in 1978

You will need the starter pack to make this work.

• Group listed
  
• 4k Textures
  
• Custom light emissions
  
• Custom sounds by Mr. Cheesecake
  
• ModelCitizen couplers
  
• MSTS Trucks (see starter pack for details)
  
• Original mod by DNE, these use his fans
  
• Different skins for each unit (different numbered units)
  
• Reverse units are unmanned, lack an emission light and have different marking numbers, as well as no horn or bell.

• Top speed of 70 mph for freight
  
• Emissions at 83
  
• Weight = 230,000 lb
  
• Tractive effort = 56,500 lb/f
  
• Power = 1500HP