Train brake was called "dual brake handle" as it was vacuum and air. When I was doing my driver training I spent the day in front of the class describing how it worked. Loco brake was called the "straight air brake" Power handle was called the "regulator" carried over from the steam days. As for not knowing where to put the regulator it came with practice and road knowledge although every train and loco handles differently even if the train is made up of the same class and coaching stock. Am definetly going to buy this game looks very life like. I finished with BR in 1985 You wouldn't have overloaded the generator going into the yellow, believe me your fine 😉
This brought back many happy childhood memories. Around 83/84 I used to often travel between Manchester Vic and Huddersfield (and back) with my Dad. Lots of lovely Peak and 40 haulage.
Just watched this video for the first time. Absolutely brilliant mate.Brings back so many 70s/80s rail journeys i made between Gt Yarmouth/Sheffield/Leeds and Manchester.Thankyou so much.
@@PTGRail 😢 I will literally take the Southern service from Hastings to Bexhill which literally has no point, why not drive to your house (wherever that is) and play train sim on your PC until I fall asleep on the keyboard. I nearly did that at Blackfriars, so I had to stop at St Pancras. Plus I'd love to try out the DLC you have. Such as the Class 90 and London-Ipswich Line. If you had the 455/8 that would be helpful 😂. It's funny but stupid my dad has a season ticket from Hastings to London any way, so in a few years I've got a free trip 😂, I can literally go from Hastings to Ashford, St Pancras, ANY London Transport, Brighton, I dont think Portsmouth. Waterloo East, then Waterloo? Ahhh I'd love it. Just the fact that it would be completely free for me except food and if i stay overnight!
That was really enjoyable I was a driver at Victoria just after the class 45s left so it brought back alot of memories the funny thing is I don't ever recall coming into platform 12 from the east.
@@PTGRail To be honest it was kind of sad and Victoria was almost a symbol of what was going on with the Railways as a whole nationally, it had such huge capacity (something Manchester desperately needs today) and it was "improved" in a way that made it a shell of itself. That being said some of my happiest work experiences(and craziest)where while there!!!
Hi, great video, I was a second man at Holbeck Depot from 1979 and have driven this route many times with 45s 47s 40s and once with a deltic. Happy days.
I really enjoy your commentary along the ride, it for sure makes half the show of watching this ride, that I did from beginning to end. Just too enjoyable. Will look at more of your videos.
Watching this a year after the upload. Where are you? Hope you're well! Great video and bravo on not using the HUD, that takes some skill. I have started making some videos on TSW but I'm nowhere near this level of skill.
Mate I absolutely love this your videos are of mint quality and so detailed have watched every vid of your can't wait till your back 🔙 love the scenery on this route the dark makes it look so industrial brilliant so nice and clear and your commentary is soothing
Great video as always. The route looks so atmospheric in the time of day you selected. Have had one run on it so far on a bright summers day but am hooked already, as this is the railway period I remember the most. The feel of the route is just right and the stock excellent. Cannot wait to see what DLC is released for it.
I too was at Manchester back in November to do Trainspotting and was stunned to see Victoria station 1980s model! Graphics are much more better than in Train Simulator.
Wow. I was looking for videos about this new DLC yesterday but couldn't find any. Then I discovered your 5 hour run from Edinburgh to London video and watched that. Now, my two new interests combine: your channel and the new TSW DLC :)
@@keithpardey1279 because it's early in the morning, the Sun is low on the horizon and because of it, much of the scenery should still be in twilight. (Where in a real world environment do you see trees on the shadow side of a hill, in the early morning dawn, backlit in the distance as they are in this game?) It just illustrates how amateurish Dovetail's developers are at rendering applications & effects - they have absolutely no clue what they're doing...
@@Dash7Studios You must be kidding. I know it's not perfect and the lighting (at least from the headlights) is not great, but overall the graphics of all TSW content are much superior to TS. This is mostly thanks to the much better graphics engine...
Mash up for ptgrail Thank you for the route learning. So I say thank you for the routes And all you helped, Who can complete without it, So I say thank you for the routes, And all it helped us, WE MISS YOU
That was so enjoyable, I do remember the old Manchester Victoria, it would of being better if it was extended to Liverpool Lime Street with a stop at St Helens Junction but it always used Platform 11 West, & would used Platform 13 or 14 when it was the last train to Liverpool Lime Street, but as I said it was so brilliant, would like to see it come out on Train Simulator
I love all the stuff you do, but the time of day you chose for this route learning made everything dark. It was hard to see details like the speed limit changes.
@@PTGRail The worst of the lighting for me was the engine headlights somehow being cast way in front of the engine, and even cornering before the engine got to the corner!...
I hope ptg rail u make a video soon u content is so good way u edit and just way u videos are relaxed and chilled i hope pray u make a video again soon enough
It must've been maddening to have been an engineer on this route back then and constantly getting fast speed limits but never being able to take full advantage of them
Standedge Tunnel has a canal tunnel and an other dissused train tunnel. In the late 70's my friends and I walked the dissused train tunnel and found animal bones and devil worship images on the walls which freaked us out. Later in the 80's I travelled this train route between Leeds and Manchester on a regular basis. I loved the 101 which stopped at every station.
That was really good - watched it to the end. It takes some doing, driving without the hud... (By the way, Deighton is pronounced as "Deeton," and Slaithwaite as "Slathwaite" - with the "a" pronounced as in "cat" or "hat"... but locals actually pronounce it with most of the middle part cut out: "Slawit," again, with the a as in "cat." )
Leeds is still a busy station as of 2018 particularly the main route to London Kings Cross via Doncaster. Manchester Victoria is probably the Marylebone of Manchester's two main stations. Piccadilly is the city's busiest and provide regular trains to London Euston. Also to other destinations too like Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Almost forgot about the tramlink. There was an episode of Sooty & Co. during the 1990s I think featuring the late Matthew Corbett.
The markers at 56:20 are scenario markers. You can walk into them and start the regular scenarios and they're there because the scenario starts from that location.
I've really been enjoying your videos, I hope you continue to make them. Certainly have been learning a lot about train driving. Still waiting for the elusive Marias Pass video. ;)
Hey I hope everything is okay. It seems like you suddenly vanished, and I hope you're not dead or anything. If you are, RIP. You were a great person and taught me a lot of the signalling systems that I still use today in Train Simulators.
At every station (dewsbury + Huddersfield x2 + st bridge have them on the platforms ) are all award winning Real Ale and cider pubs. Round here this route is known as the real ale trail. Marsden Moore is one of the best. (Go to the pub at the bottom of the hill - other side of the river is best.
Co-Co! No it looks to me like a 1Co-Co1. Each truck has 8 wheels on 4 axles. The 10 of this class were all named after the larger northern Pennine and Lake District hills in England so the class assumed the nickname Peak. The class were originally numbered D1, D2, D3 and so on.
PTG, please can you post some more videos we really miss you. Also I'm really happy because for £28 I got: Portsmouth Direct Line Waterloo one (I have both,and so I can re-skin it to Southern since I'm aiming at Clapham Junction currently), Isle Of Wight (to get London Underground freeware), North Somerset (To finish off 1066 Line), Class 319 (for scenarios around Clapham), and Class 442 (London-Brighton). I got all these routes for under £30 with this deal, trust me if you want anything in steam then DO NOT MISS IT! If you spend over £30 you'll get a £5 discount, and up to 75% off. I have all routes in London except from Ipswich, Peterborough, and Oxford, although I did consider that one, but I have all the trains for it anyway and wasnt bothered about the route. Also have you ever thought of making timelapses? Because when I want a route I find it easy to watch a timelapse rather than 1 hour each route. And you'd be great at it, since you 99% of the time stay in the cab except from a view at a platform. I think, and hope doing that will up your game in the world of TH-cam. I dojt understand why no one pays much attention to you. Maybe because they get bored within 10 minutes and they want a quick 10 minute overview of the map, and again I think youd be great showcasing routes, you'd have the perfect description for everything.😁 Good luck in the future and never give up.
Another excellent and useful video. I'm glad you mentioned the difficulty in predicting braking distances :) I think one of the things that makes it such a challenge is the fact that the gradients are different at each station and speed restriction?
I would like to see a little more shunting, coupling, depot workings etc in this game because there are so many static trains but you can only do ECS with the 101.
how did you learn the route? Just by going over it and taking notes? Did you use the hud info at first? This is the way to do train sim - with no HUD/gamey stuff. Very nice!
I guess you could pretend that having the hud on for the first run or so would be like taking your supervisor along with you as they familiarize you with the route. Then when you turn the hud off it’s like them turning you loose!
Would you mean a 1C-C1 wheel arrangement perchance? :-) The letters refer to the number of driven axles, so a C0-C0 had 3 driven axles per bogey with no lead / trailing 'dead' axles. In the case of the Class 45 (and 40), they had a dead "pony" axle in front of 3 driving axles. Likewise a class 31 was an A1A-A1A because it had one live axle, 1 dead, then one live on each bogey. My apologies if I'm confirming what you already knew, but I thought it might be good to clarify this subject for others who may not know this.
Hello PTG! I’ve seen in the past that you said you have train simulator (rail works) at max settings, but honestly while watching your train sim videos it seems like there is something else involved like some sort of mod or filter when editing the video. Especially at the beginning of the APT video you made, the train itself and the interior look insanely good! I just wanted to know if this is in fact 100% vanilla graphics with no editing or mods. Thank you!
Lots of people are saying your being a train driver for what company ? Hopefully it’s northern as that’s a very good company as it takes you all over as some company’s don’t
Hey PTG, I know I am almost literally spamming you, but I am now starting to make Routes. Any idea how you merge 2 routes? Or like copy and paste? My plans are: ➡️ Hastings - Charing Cross (1066 Line Extension); ➡️ Southampton-Brighton plus Portsmouth Harbour, Littlehampton, and Bognor Regis; ➡️ Eurostar St Pancras - Paris Garu De Nord (Kent High Speed Ex); ➡️ Brighton - Ashford (I've already laid out track for Hastings to Ashford; ➡️ Milton Keynes Ex London-Brighton ( I need Trent Valley and really need Class 455/8); ➡️ Kings Lynn Ex London-Peterborough; ➡️ Ramsgate Loop, Chatham and Faversham ➡️ Euston to Watford Junction (another Trent Valley onto the Northern Line) ➡️ Temple Mills Depot, Kent High Speed ➡️ If I ever make trains, it will be the Class 700, Class 374, and Class 376. NOT THE RESKINS!!!!!! AND FULLY INTERACTIVE UNLIKE SUPERALBS CURRENTLY!!!!!
SO Many Errors on this route. Approaching Stalybridge the Signal says P3 but you arrive in P2. The Goods line round the back they have made a platform and I counted 6 Missing Signal Boxes between Stalybridge and Manchester Victoria - All those Semaphore Signals are controlled from somewhere
I also noticed OA & GB Junction box and lines missing; Ashton Moss North Jct box missing and Baguley Fold Jct and Phillips Park No 1. Jct boxes also missing :((
Is the PC DLC the same as console? I've read people talking about liverpool lime street to Manchester but I can only find that as an addon to Train Simulator? Strange. Thanks!
The trains are sad... and lonely... sometimes they cry...
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Just saying, anyone asking where PTG is, he will be back, he's just busy with his job when I asked at my last interaction with him online! :)
iamhankham now I am not worried anymore. Thank god
Still not back
Its sure taking a long time :(
@Smush Smush
Yes.
A very professional approach to all of his videos.
What is his job why him so buzy
Where are you? We miss you so much! 🥺
Me too i Miss his video
I'm happy to see that I am not the only one that misses him! I wish he at least updated us :'(
Someone said that he said he would come back
@@kerbal8216 when?
@@damianc.0.681 he never said
COME BACK MY FRIEND WE MISS YOU
PTGRail where are you? We’re missing you...
Moleman and pgt
Moleman978 has quit TH-cam
@@SWTransport yes genius, he's making a joke about ptg also leaving yt
Can you go to Wolves in the Game? or Plymouth or Bournemouth? Isle of wight? Notts?
Yes we miss you
Train brake was called "dual brake handle" as it was vacuum and air.
When I was doing my driver training I spent the day in front of the class describing how it worked.
Loco brake was called the "straight air brake"
Power handle was called the "regulator" carried over from the steam days.
As for not knowing where to put the regulator it came with practice and road knowledge although every train and loco handles differently even if the train is made up of the same class and coaching stock.
Am definetly going to buy this game looks very life like.
I finished with BR in 1985
You wouldn't have overloaded the generator going into the yellow, believe me your fine 😉
Thanks for the info, that’s really interesting! :)
great to hear from a former BR driver!
This brought back many happy childhood memories. Around 83/84 I used to often travel between Manchester Vic and Huddersfield (and back) with my Dad. Lots of lovely Peak and 40 haulage.
Just watched this video for the first time. Absolutely brilliant mate.Brings back so many 70s/80s rail journeys i made between Gt Yarmouth/Sheffield/Leeds and Manchester.Thankyou so much.
When are you next uploading? We miss you content, it gives me ideas of what scenarios to make and DLC to buy 😢
I will be back :)
@@PTGRail 😢 I will literally take the Southern service from Hastings to Bexhill which literally has no point, why not drive to your house (wherever that is) and play train sim on your PC until I fall asleep on the keyboard. I nearly did that at Blackfriars, so I had to stop at St Pancras. Plus I'd love to try out the DLC you have. Such as the Class 90 and London-Ipswich Line. If you had the 455/8 that would be helpful 😂. It's funny but stupid my dad has a season ticket from Hastings to London any way, so in a few years I've got a free trip 😂, I can literally go from Hastings to Ashford, St Pancras, ANY London Transport, Brighton, I dont think Portsmouth. Waterloo East, then Waterloo? Ahhh I'd love it. Just the fact that it would be completely free for me except food and if i stay overnight!
@@PTGRail It's been a year :( We miss you
PTGRail r u going to be doing any more videos soon
Please return to TH-cam. When you upload it makes my day.
When will you return?? I found you videos so therapeutic
That was really enjoyable I was a driver at Victoria just after the class 45s left so it brought back alot of memories the funny thing is I don't ever recall coming into platform 12 from the east.
I’m glad you enjoyed this video. It must have been quite an experience being a driver back then!
@@PTGRail To be honest it was kind of sad and Victoria was almost a symbol of what was going on with the Railways as a whole nationally, it had such huge capacity (something Manchester desperately needs today) and it was "improved" in a way that made it a shell of itself. That being said some of my happiest work experiences(and craziest)where while there!!!
I hope pray u come back soon do videos all ones evr done are amazing so their are godbless to u hope u upload soon as possible
Hi, great video, I was a second man at Holbeck Depot from 1979 and have driven this route many times with 45s 47s 40s and once with a deltic. Happy days.
I really enjoy your commentary along the ride, it for sure makes half the show of watching this ride, that I did from beginning to end. Just too enjoyable. Will look at more of your videos.
Many thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed this video, and hope you enjoy more of the content I upload. :)
You were really informative and fun to watch, especially your signaling videos. Just for your info. Thanks for your videos!
Watching this a year after the upload. Where are you? Hope you're well! Great video and bravo on not using the HUD, that takes some skill. I have started making some videos on TSW but I'm nowhere near this level of skill.
Mate I absolutely love this your videos are of mint quality and so detailed have watched every vid of your can't wait till your back 🔙 love the scenery on this route the dark makes it look so industrial brilliant so nice and clear and your commentary is soothing
Great video as always. The route looks so atmospheric in the time of day you selected. Have had one run on it so far on a bright summers day but am hooked already, as this is the railway period I remember the most. The feel of the route is just right and the stock excellent. Cannot wait to see what DLC is released for it.
I too was at Manchester back in November to do Trainspotting and was stunned to see Victoria station 1980s model!
Graphics are much more better than in Train Simulator.
Wow. I was looking for videos about this new DLC yesterday but couldn't find any. Then I discovered your 5 hour run from Edinburgh to London video and watched that. Now, my two new interests combine: your channel and the new TSW DLC :)
I’m glad you’re enjoying my content! :)
Graphics are so much better than TS...
They...really aren't. The lighting is much too overexposed and the "wet" graphics with rain and snow are laughable.
Why is the track in permanent semi darkness.
@@keithpardey1279 because it's early in the morning, the Sun is low on the horizon and because of it, much of the scenery should still be in twilight. (Where in a real world environment do you see trees on the shadow side of a hill, in the early morning dawn, backlit in the distance as they are in this game?) It just illustrates how amateurish Dovetail's developers are at rendering applications & effects - they have absolutely no clue what they're doing...
@@MelioraCogito Late afternoon as we are heading from Leeds in the East to Manchester in the West.
@@Dash7Studios You must be kidding. I know it's not perfect and the lighting (at least from the headlights) is not great, but overall the graphics of all TSW content are much superior to TS. This is mostly thanks to the much better graphics engine...
Bro where are you? All of us miss you
My local route 😀
Talk about perfect timing. I've just finished my night shift and this will make for some good watching when I go to bed soon 😁👍
Can not wait for your return, the Documentary style videos are definatley going to be ones to watch, shame you won't return to train sim tho!
Mash up for ptgrail
Thank you for the route learning.
So I say thank you for the routes
And all you helped,
Who can complete without it,
So I say thank you for the routes,
And all it helped us,
WE MISS YOU
That was so enjoyable, I do remember the old Manchester Victoria, it would of being better if it was extended to Liverpool Lime Street with a stop at St Helens Junction but it always used Platform 11 West, & would used Platform 13 or 14 when it was the last train to Liverpool Lime Street, but as I said it was so brilliant, would like to see it come out on Train Simulator
I'm hoping they either extend it or make a Liverpool lime street route.
I think that there are ventilation shafts in Standedge Tunnel which explains the misleading pools of light. Very nice, thanks!
Except there are not that many shafts
Haha it is Mozzley! Great vid on my local line, those brakes seem tricky to get to grips with.
Do more TSW vids and upload more we miss u
What’s happened, miss this channel you learn sooo much!!!
Please come back
HE'S BAACK!
I love all the stuff you do, but the time of day you chose for this route learning made everything dark. It was hard to see details like the speed limit changes.
I chose the time of day because I wanted to demonstrate some different lighting from the usual middle of a summers day lighting that I’ve used.
@@PTGRail The worst of the lighting for me was the engine headlights somehow being cast way in front of the engine, and even cornering before the engine got to the corner!...
Ever thought of making a video comparing routes that are in both Train simulator and Train Sim World?
I hope ptg rail u make a video soon u content is so good way u edit and just way u videos are relaxed and chilled i hope pray u make a video again soon enough
Hi PTGRail Good Bye
Lovely video...stunning graphics and an informative and relaxed commentary !
Many thanks, I’m glad to know you enjoyed this video! :)
Hey PTG just wonderd as its nearly 2021 are you going to come back to making TS videos? alot has changed around here since 2018!
Nicely detailed demonstration of this new route :)
Just a heads up; Deighton is pronounced 'Dee-ton'!
I was about to point that out also lol
No
This dlc has exceeded my expectations. Finally some dlc with more to explore. Had a go myself last night.
It must've been maddening to have been an engineer on this route back then and constantly getting fast speed limits but never being able to take full advantage of them
Standedge Tunnel has a canal tunnel and an other dissused train tunnel. In the late 70's my friends and I walked the dissused train tunnel and found animal bones and devil worship images on the walls which freaked us out. Later in the 80's I travelled this train route between Leeds and Manchester on a regular basis. I loved the 101 which stopped at every station.
That was really good - watched it to the end. It takes some doing, driving without the hud... (By the way, Deighton is pronounced as "Deeton," and Slaithwaite as "Slathwaite" - with the "a" pronounced as in "cat" or "hat"... but locals actually pronounce it with most of the middle part cut out: "Slawit," again, with the a as in "cat." )
Leeds is still a busy station as of 2018 particularly the main route to London Kings Cross via Doncaster. Manchester Victoria is probably the Marylebone of Manchester's two main stations. Piccadilly is the city's busiest and provide regular trains to London Euston. Also to other destinations too like Birmingham, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Almost forgot about the tramlink. There was an episode of Sooty & Co. during the 1990s I think featuring the late Matthew Corbett.
Don’t worry everyone! He will be back soon, he is just busy with his job I believe
The markers at 56:20 are scenario markers. You can walk into them and start the regular scenarios and they're there because the scenario starts from that location.
I've really been enjoying your videos, I hope you continue to make them. Certainly have been learning a lot about train driving. Still waiting for the elusive Marias Pass video. ;)
GREAT VIDEOS! CONGRATS! But its a shame you dont make more of this TSW videos... you can make more trips videos and tutorials about TSW.
Hey I hope everything is okay. It seems like you suddenly vanished, and I hope you're not dead or anything. If you are, RIP. You were a great person and taught me a lot of the signalling systems that I still use today in Train Simulators.
He’s okay just busy with his job
Where are you man? We are missing your videos!
Please do more videos
PTG is just busy with his job. Don’t worry guys!
At every station (dewsbury + Huddersfield x2 + st bridge have them on the platforms ) are all award winning Real Ale and cider pubs. Round here this route is known as the real ale trail. Marsden Moore is one of the best. (Go to the pub at the bottom of the hill - other side of the river is best.
Beautiful video!
Co-Co! No it looks to me like a 1Co-Co1. Each truck has 8 wheels on 4 axles. The 10 of this class were all named after the larger northern Pennine and Lake District hills in England so the class assumed the nickname Peak. The class were originally numbered D1, D2, D3 and so on.
the class 44s were the "Peaks" D1-D10
I stand corrected, you’re right on that :)
Ho yes Class 45 Loco, Leeds to Manchester Victoria, I did this trip for real (Leeds United Football Special)
PTG, please can you post some more videos we really miss you. Also I'm really happy because for £28 I got: Portsmouth Direct Line Waterloo one (I have both,and so I can re-skin it to Southern since I'm aiming at Clapham Junction currently), Isle Of Wight (to get London Underground freeware), North Somerset (To finish off 1066 Line), Class 319 (for scenarios around Clapham), and Class 442 (London-Brighton). I got all these routes for under £30 with this deal, trust me if you want anything in steam then DO NOT MISS IT! If you spend over £30 you'll get a £5 discount, and up to 75% off. I have all routes in London except from Ipswich, Peterborough, and Oxford, although I did consider that one, but I have all the trains for it anyway and wasnt bothered about the route. Also have you ever thought of making timelapses? Because when I want a route I find it easy to watch a timelapse rather than 1 hour each route. And you'd be great at it, since you 99% of the time stay in the cab except from a view at a platform. I think, and hope doing that will up your game in the world of TH-cam. I dojt understand why no one pays much attention to you. Maybe because they get bored within 10 minutes and they want a quick 10 minute overview of the map, and again I think youd be great showcasing routes, you'd have the perfect description for everything.😁 Good luck in the future and never give up.
Another excellent and useful video. I'm glad you mentioned the difficulty in predicting braking distances :) I think one of the things that makes it such a challenge is the fact that the gradients are different at each station and speed restriction?
You were right in pronouncing mossley mozzley
Do more videos please.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Every route is 40 miles long are there about, it seems this is the magic number for TSW! I hope one day longer routes appear..
It’d be awesome to see Glasgow central to London Euston or Waverley to kings cross
I would like to see a little more shunting, coupling, depot workings etc in this game because there are so many static trains but you can only do ECS with the 101.
how did you learn the route? Just by going over it and taking notes? Did you use the hud info at first? This is the way to do train sim - with no HUD/gamey stuff. Very nice!
He plays the route with the hud and takes notes, then runs it again while recording and having his notes in front of him
I guess you could pretend that having the hud on for the first run or so would be like taking your supervisor along with you as they familiarize you with the route. Then when you turn the hud off it’s like them turning you loose!
@@huncho1057 do you mean played :(
unclewillywow yeah, don’t seem like he’s coming back 🥺
@@huncho1057 :(:(:(:(
the wheel arrangement is 1co-co1 with 4 axles per bogie to be completely correct
I realised that almost as soon as the video was uploaded :)
Here we are in March of 2020, the world is legit going to shit. We just need ptg back :(
Great video, however the class 45 has an 1CO-CO1 wheel arrangement, not CO-CO.
Would you mean a 1C-C1 wheel arrangement perchance? :-) The letters refer to the number of driven axles, so a C0-C0 had 3 driven axles per bogey with no lead / trailing 'dead' axles. In the case of the Class 45 (and 40), they had a dead "pony" axle in front of 3 driving axles. Likewise a class 31 was an A1A-A1A because it had one live axle, 1 dead, then one live on each bogey. My apologies if I'm confirming what you already knew, but I thought it might be good to clarify this subject for others who may not know this.
No
Hello PTG! I’ve seen in the past that you said you have train simulator (rail works) at max settings, but honestly while watching your train sim videos it seems like there is something else involved like some sort of mod or filter when editing the video. Especially at the beginning of the APT video you made, the train itself and the interior look insanely good! I just wanted to know if this is in fact 100% vanilla graphics with no editing or mods. Thank you!
Try use RW Enhancer or Reashade programs, you can setting alot of things without fps drops
Yes, Manchester Arena is part of the station. The platforms that you entered into no longer exist and it is built there.....
What a lovely route❤️
When will you come back to TH-cam
Lots of people are saying your being a train driver for what company ?
Hopefully it’s northern as that’s a very good company as it takes you all over as some company’s don’t
Oi. When are you gonna upload some new content.? We're missing your videos...✌
Bro come back. ☹
I will be back :)
What's going on.? Why did you suddenly disappear.?
Where you gone.
Hey PTG, I know I am almost literally spamming you, but I am now starting to make Routes. Any idea how you merge 2 routes? Or like copy and paste? My plans are:
➡️ Hastings - Charing Cross (1066 Line Extension);
➡️ Southampton-Brighton plus Portsmouth Harbour, Littlehampton, and Bognor Regis;
➡️ Eurostar St Pancras - Paris Garu De Nord (Kent High Speed Ex);
➡️ Brighton - Ashford (I've already laid out track for Hastings to Ashford;
➡️ Milton Keynes Ex London-Brighton ( I need Trent Valley and really need Class 455/8);
➡️ Kings Lynn Ex London-Peterborough;
➡️ Ramsgate Loop, Chatham and Faversham
➡️ Euston to Watford Junction (another Trent Valley onto the Northern Line)
➡️ Temple Mills Depot, Kent High Speed
➡️ If I ever make trains, it will be the Class 700, Class 374, and Class 376.
NOT THE RESKINS!!!!!! AND FULLY INTERACTIVE UNLIKE SUPERALBS CURRENTLY!!!!!
When are you coming back
The blue markers ar Stalybridge station mark the start of scenarios or tutorials.
PLEASE DO MORE VIDEOS PGT RAIL!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
We miss u
This is my local line. I can tell you it is accurate 😀
It is, isnt it!
How come Ashton moss north signal box was missing any ideas
Blue markers are scenario markers matie :) great video, keep em coming :))
I hope ptgrail Will be back and upload just like usually
Comeback ptgrail your video about a train a masterpiece
We need new TS2020 learning routes videos xD
Why do they set this in the eighties? I would like to experience driving the latest traction to my local stations.
Well, you certainly not wasting your time :D Thanks for the great video! :)
The markers are for tutorials and senarios. You walk into them for them tp work
put on br 182
I love it
Please come back!!
The older i get the more i want to get this sim.
Can you do a video on the new just trains cornish mainline
The class 45 wasn't Co-Co. She was 1Co-Co1
SO Many Errors on this route. Approaching Stalybridge the Signal says P3 but you arrive in P2. The Goods line round the back they have made a platform and I counted 6 Missing Signal Boxes between Stalybridge and Manchester Victoria - All those Semaphore Signals are controlled from somewhere
Have you messaged them about the signal boxes, it maybe something they can add in an update, it wouldn't break any scenarios?
I also noticed OA & GB Junction box and lines missing; Ashton Moss North Jct box missing and Baguley Fold Jct and Phillips Park No 1. Jct boxes also missing :((
it's a game peter ;)
I also think that the distant signals did have AWS fitted
It's a Simulation @@markrudd6194 - what if they decided not to model the roof at Leeds would people be happy?
@PTG Rail can you please do the Isle of steam railway?
Your videos could put an insomniac to sleep. I love it.
Haha! That's one way to put it. I'm not sure if that's a compliment or not lol :p
Great vid. How do you learn the routes?
Imagine if the full east coast mainline in the 1940s from Kings cross to Waverley
Is the PC DLC the same as console? I've read people talking about liverpool lime street to Manchester but I can only find that as an addon to Train Simulator? Strange. Thanks!