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EMC EA and E1

Here we have the grand-daddy of E units, the EA and E1.

In 1937, EMC (the predecessor to EMD) built for Baltimore and Ohio the EA and EB locomotives. In the same year, they produced the E1 for ATSF. EA #52 went to Alton Railroad and became #100A in 1940 and became GM&O 100A after the merger in 1947.

Only one of these remain, #51 in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Museum in Baltimore, MD on static display. The usable parts were removed by EMD when the locomotives were returned to them. #51 was the first EA produced.

• Generic, 1937
  
• Baltimore and Ohio Prewar, 1937
  
• Baltimore and Ohio Postwar, 1937
  
• ATSF E1 Early, 1937
  
• ATSF E1 Late, 1937
  
• Alton RR, 1940
  
• GM&O, 1947
  
• CSX OCS version (Fantasy), 1980

• Assets
  
• 3 LODs
  
• Custom Aging
  
• Generic Units with labels based on the company name, and recolorable as well.
  
• Random Numbers, all files are included for this
  
• Vestibules stay connected via fake bogies, shout out to our friendly green dinosaur friend Yoshi for figuring that out!
  
• Reverse units which are unmanned and unlit.
  
• Lit items go unlit when not in position #1 in train
  
• Plows are covered in first position, while opened with couplers in other positions.
  
• Correct window placements for both the EA and E1, looking at you BLI

Note: Because of the random numbers, the units show up in the Multiple Unit category. I cannot fix this as its a game limitation from the random number system.

• 40 year lifespan
  
• 1800HP
  
• 56,497lb/f Tractive Effort
  
• ~116mph Top Speed
  
• ~300,000lbs.

Special thanks to iNYC for visiting the B&O museum and getting all the cool shots of #51 for me! Youre the best man!

Thanks goes out to B&O Historical Society for the B&O font used, Pete Willard over at railsimstuff.com and the folks over at railfonts.com for the fonts. Couldn't have done it without you guys!

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