INFO<br/>------------<br/>Baltimore & Ohio 0-4-0 is a steam locomotive built in early 1900. Tom Thumb first turned its wheels to B&O’s C16-class 0-4-0T No. 98, a tank engine built by Baldwin in 1912. This squat switcher worked the industries and docks of Baltimore until its retirement in December 1950 [Baltimore & Ohio].<br/><br/>MODEL<br/>------------<br/>This steam model, Baltimore & Ohio 0-4-0, is highly detail and very accurate in all parts and components. It has every little details right down to nuts and bolts, streamer, boiler tops, and many other features. It is modeled to N-Gauge Scale accuracy to be used along with our many other available N-Gauge 3D-Models such as tracks, stations, and scenery.<br/><br/>MATERIALS & TEXTURES<br/>--------------------------<br/>No textures is required since all of the trains are model in parts. Each parts is assigned accurate materials representation of N-Scale replica using PVE or Poly materials.<br/><br/>LIGHTING & RENDERING<br/>-------------------------<br/>NOTE: THIS IS V-RAY READY!!!!<br/><br/>If 3rd Party Render is not available, switch back to MAX Scanline, re-setup light and you are ready to render with no in-compatibility to materials.