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About this mod
A work in progress with frequent livery additions for the Canadian National Railway's Heritage paint scheme.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
This is a work-in-progress livery pack for Canadian National Railway equipment, focused on historically informed repaints spanning early to mid-20th century practice. Liveries are developed incrementally using a mix of photographic references, CN paint diagrams, and logical inference when documentation is limited.
📦 Included Liveries
📦 Included Liveries
- 98t A26 Atlantic (Engine + Tender)
CN steam locomotive and tender in a transitional scheme from the pre-noodle era, featuring the red-and-gold "tilted wafer" logo, minimal striping, and serif number plates. Reflects CN's practical steam-era presentation during the 1930s–40s. - 29t 1900 Open Platform Coach
A classic coach in a deep green and black paint scheme with gold striping and serif “CANADIAN NATIONAL” lettering. Based on heritage excursion stylings, but plausible for early passenger service.→ All future coaches will use this same scheme for visual continuity. - 15t Early Wooden Caboose
Styled after early CN cabooses before standardization and safety paint mandates. Features understated lettering and a conservative color palette, suitable for local freight and mixed trains.
- In order for some of these liveries to look right, you must also apply the appropriate base colours: (equipment->customize->basecolor)
- Coaches & Some Trains use this Heritage Green Base Colour: #3E4821
- Not locked to a single era — this pack samples liveries from across CN’s historical timeline, prioritizing authenticity where references exist.
- Visual continuity is maintained within consists (e.g. matching logos, striping, fonts).
- Where documentation is lacking, liveries are based on known CN standards and regional patterns.