@@mattseymour8637 Both modes are available for anyone who has TS. Couple of ways to use 64-bit instead. 1) Right click on Train Simulator in your Steam Library, then select "Play Train Simulator 64-bit Edition" or (and this is how I do it) 2) Find your RailWorks folder (found in whichever directory you have it installed to) and you'll find two application files, RailWorks and RailWorks64. You want the 64 option, so right click on that, select "Send to" from the drop down menu and then "Desktop (create shortcut)" and you can then easily run TS 64-bit version from your desktop whenever you want.
Anyone looking forward to Bossman's Jubilee pack coming sometime in the future? Having been just a bit disappointed with the original Jubilees that came out in like 2012 or 2013, I at least am interested in seeing what Bossman Games can bring to the Jubilees. And I also just saw that they're working in the Rebuilt Royal Scots which is personally what I've been waiting for for years now. Essentially I'm hyped for what Bossman Games has in store for the future.
They are certainly making a name for themselves, and as they are building these models, I am now right behind them (Shame about the S15's, hope they redo them at somepoint...)
The sounds between are normal five and 44767 are different shame they haven’t changed it, so pleased she’s been made in train sim! Great review
I guess we'll maybe see a patch at some point once the real No 44767 is running again.
Absolutely stunning.
It's very clean ... too clean!
How do you put more water into these engines I always have trouble
OK but if you having freezing problems what can do then?
So is it best to change the bit rate? What is is best to changr it to?
No no, TS2019 has a 64bit mode, to take better advantage of your computer setup.
But mine says its 32 bit rate. Is it still 64 bit?
@@mattseymour8637 Both modes are available for anyone who has TS. Couple of ways to use 64-bit instead. 1) Right click on Train Simulator in your Steam Library, then select "Play Train Simulator 64-bit Edition" or (and this is how I do it) 2) Find your RailWorks folder (found in whichever directory you have it installed to) and you'll find two application files, RailWorks and RailWorks64. You want the 64 option, so right click on that, select "Send to" from the drop down menu and then "Desktop (create shortcut)" and you can then easily run TS 64-bit version from your desktop whenever you want.
Beautiful valve gear
Anyone looking forward to Bossman's Jubilee pack coming sometime in the future? Having been just a bit disappointed with the original Jubilees that came out in like 2012 or 2013, I at least am interested in seeing what Bossman Games can bring to the Jubilees. And I also just saw that they're working in the Rebuilt Royal Scots which is personally what I've been waiting for for years now. Essentially I'm hyped for what Bossman Games has in store for the future.
They are certainly making a name for themselves, and as they are building these models, I am now right behind them (Shame about the S15's, hope they redo them at somepoint...)
Good review. Just bought and she looks great. Can't wait to try her. Do you have problems driving her on the NYMR route and freezing?
Havent tried that yet, but with 64 bit might give it a go.
How do you change it to 64 bit from 32 bit as it comes with?
waw the brake blocks actualy move and work
I was just as impressed when I saw that!
Stephenson Dave?
That would be interesting
Wish I could, but it's too different to the real Dave, especially the boiler and air pump. Great model though!
George Stephen steam engine