Union Pacific FEF-3s received a distinctive two-tone grey livery starting in 1946. This design matched the paint scheme on cars for their named passenger trains, such as the Overland Limited that connected Chicago to the San Francisco Bay Area. In June 1949, crews updated the silver grey stripes, lettering, and numbers to yellow to align with the streamliner's newer look.
This simulation add-on recreates both historical liveries for authentic train operations. Rail enthusiasts who own the base Union Pacific FEF-3 locomotive can apply these schemes in-game. It delivers precise visual details drawn from mid-20th-century rail history.
*NOTE* This pack is available in the in-game store under the Marketplace tab. You are strongly recommended to find the product there and make your purchase from within the game.
In order to be able to use this add-on livery product, you MUST first own the Union Pacific FEF-3 Loco Add-On. If you check in the in-game store it will verify if you own it before you purchase.
From 1946, Union Pacific’s FEF-3s were given a two-tone grey livery designed to match the livery applied at that time to the cars in their named passenger trains, including the Overland Limited. The Overland Limited (often called simply "Overland") ran between Chicago and the San Francisco Bay Area. From June 1949, the silver grey stripes, lettering and numbers were repainted in yellow, to match the newer livery being applied to the Overland streamliner cars. Both liveries are recreated in this Marketplace pack.
