@hankkellerman3011 Now that you mention MS railroad simulator, I do remember Open Rails. I never got into MS railroad Sim as it was scenario based, I like an open ended, free form game like I ply on my channel. Thanks for the follow up comment.
@hankkellerman3011 Right, and then you had to restart at the beginning. That's not horrible, but I just like the open ended type of gameplay like in Trainz, Run 8 and Railroader.
Wow, did not know that. I can somewhat ID what type of engine it is from its outward appearance (SD 40), but what type of engine it has on the inside... out of my league. Thanks for watching!
There are two things you can count on in this world. Taxes and GREAT videos from Mikerowchip. On another note, have you ever tried Open Rails?
Thanks! Open rails? The name rings a bell, but no, I've never tried it. I'll have to go on the line and fire up the Google machine to check it out.
I used Open Rails to download the old Microsoft Train Simulator onto my newer computer and it works wonderfully.
@hankkellerman3011 Now that you mention MS railroad simulator, I do remember Open Rails. I never got into MS railroad Sim as it was scenario based, I like an open ended, free form game like I ply on my channel. Thanks for the follow up comment.
The only bad thing about the MS Train Sim was that if you passed a red signal the game ended.
@hankkellerman3011 Right, and then you had to restart at the beginning. That's not horrible, but I just like the open ended type of gameplay like in Trainz, Run 8 and Railroader.
The brain is a thinking. Temps are a rising and the steam is coming out of your ears... Be careful not to over think the switching task.
You are so right. Over thinking is just a little better than under thinking, which is horrible. I have to do medium thinking.
I would have put them on the same track where you have to do a delivery
Yep! That would have been better.
that seemed a lot harder than it should of been i gid think of another you might of done it
Yeah, for some reason that one somewhat stumped me. Too much Coke Zero?
I think {G.E.] locomotives have a 4 stroke :Prim-Mover; Diesel engine
Wow, did not know that. I can somewhat ID what type of engine it is from its outward appearance (SD 40), but what type of engine it has on the inside... out of my league. Thanks for watching!
Than ran around them
Yes, good thinking.
Nay the conductor does not do the walking when he can just stand beside the local switch control box and throw the switches from there.
Local switch control box? Never heard of it. Is that one of those metal boxes at the side of the tracks?
@@mikerowchip2945 Yes I think that what those metal boxes are.
@@jesseslong6800 Cool! I'll have to look that up on the line!
Lake Superior
That's it, Lake Superior, the one near the Canadian border. I should have gotten that one.