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After some time, I've made the decision to begin making sprites of certain streamliners. The first in this "series", is the Crusader. The Reading's top express train. I love this engine, because the blue and silver combination, added with the clean looking streamlined shrouding, it just looks awesome. You may notice that there's no back coupler. Well, there is, you just can't see it. It's hidden behind the shrouding on the tender. This was because the Crusader had observation coaches on both ends of the train. They didn't have a way to turn the whole train around, so, they would have two observation coaches, and only turn the engine around.

Up next, could be either the Commodore Vanderbilt, or the CB&Q Zephyr diesel.

Credits to DanielArkansanEngine

Description
After some time, I've made the decision to begin making sprites of certain streamliners. The first in this "series", is the Crusader. The Reading's top express train. I love this engine, because the blue and silver combination, added with the clean looking streamlined shrouding, it just looks awesome. You may notice that there's no back coupler. Well, there is, you just can't see it. It's hidden behind the shrouding on the tender. This was because the Crusader had observation coaches on both ends of the train. They didn't have a way to turn the whole train around, so, they would have two observation coaches, and only turn the engine around.

Up next, could be either the Commodore Vanderbilt, or the CB&Q Zephyr diesel.

Credits to DanielArkansanEngine