PRR Baggage Car Circa 1860 - BLENDER

A Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) passenger car from around 1860-1880 was a heavy wooden coach.
They had "clerestory" roof,  thatis a roof that is raised with windows that can act as vents and let in light.

The exterior of the car was constructed of poplar and painted Tuscan Red. The car was built from wood, but for the iron truss rods underneath, Painted in Tuscan Red with yellow or Gold lettering and trim.

They were designed to carry passenger luggage, freight and mail during the early years of railroad expansion.
Heat was provided by a coal stove at the end of each car.
They often had oil lamps hanging for night illumination. 

The textures are in a separate zip file, also posted.

The UV maps are UDIM and are 4K

Polygons: 219079
Vertcies: 227467