Train Simulator 2021 - GWR Tank Engines (Speed Test #3)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- Hello My Friends it's Time to bring back a old favourite... today we are Doing Speed Test Hope you Enjoy it and there will be more to Come...
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It's a 4200 Class, a 2-8-0 tank engine built by George Jackson Churchward from 1910-1923.
Nice😊
If you saw the number in front of the 4200 tank engine it was 126, mallards top speed
The large tank engine is a 4200 class loco.
Do a race with A1, A2, A3 and A4 steam engines. Thanks 🙏🏻
What’s on A2? never heard of it!
Lner A2.
There is no A2 ( i think ) :(
@@LiamMcLaughlin788 There is. There were several IRL but there are 2 represented on train simulator which are the Raven A2 off caledonia works and the peppercorn A2 off steam.
I only know 1 and it’s called blue Peter
I love these speed test videos so much! Love it! These engine were flying down the track!
My poor babies, what have you put them through! Haha, this is amazing, well done!
If you press 4 the game will do a cinematic shot for you. If you don't like the angle, just press 4 again.
im happy the speed tests are back again
still waiting for the American Speed Tests to come back, but nonetheless GREAT video, Lazer!
Awesome! I love the GWR tank engines
The 2-8-0T is a GWR 4200. Designed to replace the old 0-6-2T's used for heavy coal trains from mines to ports. Some were later modified or rebuilt into either the 5205 or 7200 2-8-2T classes.
Five 4200s, Three 5205s and three 7200s survive.
This is another one of my favorite series.
i just love speed tests
Great race
The tank engine you don't know is a gwr 4200 class
4200.... that’s the engine class
A way to tell is by the number it has
Can I have my extra points? 😂
It’s literally a 2-8-0 tank engine
Hi oliver The mystery tank engine is a GWR 4200 class there is a couple preserved
That is a huge one
GWR at its best.
Yep we need the pannier and the trojan to finish.
10:10 there are in fact 5 42xx 2-8-0t's preserved, as well as two(not counting 5227, which had it's axle boxes salvaged for a new build gwr 47xx night owl) 5205 class. 4247 is operational , but it will be temporarily out of service pending a boiler exam. it's owned by the Bodmin and wenford railway, it was the first 42xx saved from Barry, and it is also the oldest preserved member of the class built march of 1916. 4248 is on static display at the Swindon steam railway museum, in a rather disassembled state. 4253 is under restoration for the Kent and east Sussex railway. 4270 is operational, and it's privately owned by Jeremy Hosking, it's boiler ticket expires in 2024, and it currently resides on the Gloucester and Warwickshire railway. 4277 is seen to be operational as late as 3 months ago, but according to many sources, it is currently undergoing an overhaul, it's owned by the Dartmouth steam railway, and it received the name Hercules in 2008 while in preservation.. All 5 preserved examples were rescued from Barry scrapyard between April 1985 and August 1987. In addition, the 42xx also has a sister class, the 5205 class, of which 5224 and 5239" Goliath", are preserved. 5239 was just overhauled in 2019, and is operational at the Dartmouth steam railway. 5224 is in storage at peak rail, in decent condition. Many 42xx and 5205 class 2-8-0t were rebuilt into 72xx 2-8-2ts. There are 3 72xx's preserved, but all of them are currently being restored after sitting at Barry scrapyard for goodness knows how long
You should revisit this in December because this reminded me of the Glacier Gulch in the Polar Express
nice video bro
The mystery loco is a 42xx theirs one loco on the Dartmoor railway 4277 “Hercules” which is a preserved 42xx
1:07 That is GWR 282 Tank Engine Built in 1910.
It's a 2-8-0, not a 2-8-2. The 7200s came after the 4200s.
@@zero-sama1182 then the 5205s
12:27 LaZeR JET, the tank engine is a 42xx
I like you extremely alot and can you do speed test of finnish locomotives?
9:45 that is a 42xx you silly Sodor Fallout
I think the last one is called a huge prairie
The biggest one is the 42XX, also PLEASE do a race between the 9F and the merchant navy class Canadian pacific!
"Makes it a little bit more stream line-" STREAMLINIIIIIIIIIIIING!!!!!!
I love the 4200 and 7200 ngl
The fist tank engine sounded like a drum line at high speed
I went on a prairie last week.
Waw oliver
They call the 2nd engine a small prairie because it has a 2-6-2 wheel arrangement, which is nicknamed the prairie wheel arrangement, and the engine is relatively small for a 2-6-2 hence the name small prairie, and it is the opposite for the large prairie
The big tank engine is called a 42xx
That engine you didn't know is a 42xx 2-8-0 tank locomotive, and five of them survive (although one of them is missing its tanks and cab)
Race request: just trains class 222 Vs class 390!
1F is what’s called because it has rods like the 9F
So a Prairie stands for a 2-6-2 wheel arrangement. From there the large is just bigger than the small
I say the engines will do better without coaches because they don't have tenders, they will be more stable.
Just a suggestion, can you do a tank engine speed test with long rakes of trucks?
Thank you :D
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Lazer JET
I think the large prairie is brunel size?!?!?!? Idk im not a train expert :P
PLEASE DO A SMOKEY JOE VS JET ENGINE 👌
I like the 14xx
Who needs HS2 when we've got these
The one to see is the 7200, its the 4200 but extended
There are some 42xxs preserved, one in operation i think
You haven’t forgot to do bittern vs tornado have you???
Do a up hill race
You can find out the class of a GWR Locomotive by looking at the first 2 digits of its number, for example the 14XX’s number is 1450, and the 14 stands for 14 hundred
That unknown engine is the GWR 4200 class 2-8-0T
the last engine oliver tests is a gwr 42xx. just look at the first two didgets of the number
The small wheels on a train is for great acceleration but a low top speed unless your going down a hill on train tracks. Big train wheels have a high top speed but low acceleration. I might be wrong, i might be right. Can some do research to see if im right or wrong.
Can you make a narrow gauge speedtest? With the engines from the narrow gauge race.
One day your engines will get a hot axel box
First btw nice vid
You did not finish the video tho-
Lazer I'm going to London in 2 days!!
Was that Lazer jet who liked?
More wees the better
Just to give you a answer to your question, that tank large tank engine that you ran after the large prairie is a 42XX
Me:driving 4200
*train crashes*
The mystery tank engine is a GWR 4200 class
i'm here for the 14XX aka Oliver the GWR engine
Do a hill challenge please
BTW a the 14xx has valve gear
you can do a silver link passanger train
Train Sim World STEAM TRAIN COMING SOON
The largest tank engine in the video is a 42xx/52xx locomotive. 🤩🤩🤩
The last engine is a 4200 Class and 5 were persevered
Considering the number of the engine starts with 42
I'll assume it's a 42xx
Similar to how the 14xx starts with 14 in its number
The tank engine is called the taffy tank
The 2-8-0 is a 52XX
those three steam engines at the left are very similar
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Can you make lner a1 vs a2 vs a3 vs a4 speed test
Release the throttle when it starts capping at a speed.
LaserJet why don't you do a race with all of your a4s
The bigger the wheels the faster you'll go because you are covering mor ground with 1 wheel turn
These engines are real tanky.
Okay, dumb pun.
Eric from the stories of sodor 1:02
Pannier.
That huge tank engine you don't know the name of is the 94XX or 96XX as far as I know. They had the 2-8-0 wheel configuration like the one here. Correct me if I'm wrong please.
that is a 42xx
@@huskycrusader463 Thank you for letting me know. So the 96xx is a bigger one, isn't it?
@@rikipondi yes, it is still 42xx, nicknamed 'water carts' due to heavy water consumption.
The one you don't know what class it is. That is a GWR 4200 2-8-0
The big tank engine is a 4200 class
I now that name it’s a class 2 think???
Did you know the 14xx TopSpeed in real life is 80mph/128kph
Spoke to a fireman who worked on them many years ago and they touched 90mph on occasion, but as he said the stability in the cab was poor at those speeds so they didnt do it often. Im sure with a downhill stretch you could maybe achive 100mph, if you didn't run out of coal and water as it would be drinking them like crazy lol
It's a 4200 class.
15 th
You were calling that was class 42xx
Why weren’t the engines bouncing like they did back in 2016. And 2017 simulator
gwr stands for great western railway
42xx GWR 2-8-0 T loco.
Lazer that large tank engine I think is a 4200 class
And yes some have been preserved
Guess for the unknown engine: Ivatt 2MT
A 5700 PARRIE
The terriers funnels are bigger
U forgot duck!
Hey look erick
Can You Put The Speed test map On The Workshop Please
mr. Oliver