What a disappointment !! Only 5 carriages and a diesel pushing .. that loco could have done the job on its own with 10 on the hook without breaking a sweat !!
@@MrOlgrumpy Clearly visible on the right hand side of the smokebox are a set of steam driven air pumps so that part of explanation is a bit iffy ! And the standard of maintenance is most likely to be higher now than when the loco was in daily use, and being worked to its max tonnage all day every day !! So realistically the reliability will be better !!
Someone had that comment on a different video. The answer was yes it can but why wear out the steam loco. If it works a little easier it will last longer for more to enjoy.
@@ekspatriat i could be wrong in saying this, but you'll probably find that the diesel loco at the other end is just "free wheeling". It's only there if there is an issue with the steam loco. This practice started years ago when the 3801 broke down near the hawkesbury river bridge.
Amazing, I understand why in the early days of steam engine locomotives, some people thought this was a machine from hell, it kinda is but in a good way:)
Hi sir I am from India My question is how to import im to obj and add new texture because some old model is always add in game folder but when I open im to obj file in prisma 3d Android apk but I need some modifications in obj file but when I open the obj file in blender 2.79 version but I did not add texture because it's emport successful in trainz im file but texture is failed Please Help me but my no pc only Android please help sir
Is there a way to bake using a pre-existing texture. I have a model with my own premade textures on it, but I can't figure out how to bake it with my textures
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It's great to see your Blender workflow in action. I noticed that you're still using Blender 2.79. However, have you ever considered upgrading to a later version of Blender? The newer versions, like 2.8+, bring significant improvements in user interface, workspaces, real-time rendering. I was taught on 2.79 too, but after getting used to the newer versions, I found them more efficient and interesting. It might be worth exploring the quality-of-life improvements and creative possibilities offered by the later versions of Blender. Keep up the great work!
Cheers for the comment. I have tried 2.8 before but just couldn’t get it to stick. I’ve been a long term 2.79 user now for over 8 years, and since I’m really only using it for creating Trainz content, I’m quite happy with 2.79 as it does everything I need. I’m sure 2.8 comes with better efficiencies once you’ve learnt it and new and better improved tools, but the trade off of having to invest the time into learning it is just not worthwhile for me at the moment.
@@stefmiz I'm glad you stuck to 2.79, I'm helping a friend with a trainz loco for T:ANE so I'm stuck with 2.79 and most tutorials are for newer versions
Good Evening. I am making a train documentary, a sequel to my previous one I made last year. With your permission, would it be okay to use your footage of the Thirlmere Festival of Steam? You will be credited for filming it. Thanks for your time, and hope to hear from you.
Want to ask a question, how does one import terrain data intro trains 2022. I want to build a route but making terrain for it manually will take way too long. happy to discuss in private. Btw nice route.
@@stefmiz That would be cool. I finally emailed the creator of TransDEM. just waiting back with a return email. Would be nice, cause I found one tutorial and it was an hour long.
