Yours truly, "The FIREman with A Name" is back in this exciting DLC pack! Mike at Smokebox has done another great job for sure and I'm glad that Dovetail Games put better, more appropriate music in the trailer for this DLC of a train that ran in the Old West.
Since this video was made, the model has been updated with the addition of a water injector and some extra controls in the cab. You'll need to check the manual on disk (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\RailWorks\Manuals\EN\Smokebox - UP119 Steam Locomotive Add-on Manual - EN.pdf). Make sure it's issue 3 (the store page for UP119 still links to an obsolete issue of the manual).
@@aidanbailey8614 Yes, it's in the same folder and is called Smokebox - UP119 Steam Locomotive Add-on Manual - EN.pdf. Make sure it says Issue 3 at the bottom of the page (and if it doesn't, you should enable automatic updates so that it downloads issue 3).
Should make a train sim world game for the Warrnambool Line in Victoria Australia The route runs over 300km’s of track and has 35 year old EMDs running from Melbourne 2 Warrnambool with newer 13 year old vlocity DMU’s that go as far as Warrnambool this route also has heavy freight traffic. So I hope to see this line made on the near future :)
Locomotives didn't have any brakes in those days, except for a parking handbrake on the tender. The way to slow down was by using steam pressure in the cylinders to act against the oncoming piston head (sometimes called "compression braking"). It has to be done carefully, continually adjusting the throttle to manage the amount of steam going into the cylinders so that the pressure doesn't become excessive and cause bending of the rods or damage to the packing glands. In fact, that too is simulated in the model - if you apply to much reverse pressure for too long, the packing glands burst, steam pours out of the cylinders, you lose power and the scenario ends.
ightenhillsim This is how the locomotive would have looking in service as delivered from the factory. The railroad would have done its best to preserve the paint for a while. Remember that this was when railroads hired people to specifically wipe down and clean the locomotives after a run. A clean locomotive basically told anyone who saw it “This railroad knows how to run itself efficiently.” Also, keep in mind that this was basically a rolling advertisement for the company that built the locomotive, so they would want to put their best foot forward with something that attracted people’s attention.
The locomotive was also a source of pride for the crew that ran her. They would do their utmost to keep her looking clean at all times. The grungy appearance they give the locomotives in the spaghetti westerns and TV shows (such as Hell On Wheels) is entirely inaccurate.
Yours truly, "The FIREman with A Name" is back in this exciting DLC pack! Mike at Smokebox has done another great job for sure and I'm glad that Dovetail Games put better, more appropriate music in the trailer for this DLC of a train that ran in the Old West.
Stunning.
Since this video was made, the model has been updated with the addition of a water injector and some extra controls in the cab. You'll need to check the manual on disk (C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\RailWorks\Manuals\EN\Smokebox - UP119 Steam Locomotive Add-on Manual - EN.pdf). Make sure it's issue 3 (the store page for UP119 still links to an obsolete issue of the manual).
Do you have like control manual like for the Jupiter?
@@aidanbailey8614 Yes, it's in the same folder and is called Smokebox - UP119 Steam Locomotive Add-on Manual - EN.pdf. Make sure it says Issue 3 at the bottom of the page (and if it doesn't, you should enable automatic updates so that it downloads issue 3).
WE NEED MORE OF THIS CONTENT. PLEASE
He is splendid!
It’s beautiful 😭
Im Saving up for this at the moment iv got the Jupiter and now i need this!!
You guys are awesome!!!!!!!!!
It looks great
You plz do Texas or General
Driving these engines are quite tough and complex as compared to modern day engines.
Identical to the Jupiter, still beautiful, the whistle should sound different though, it should be a 3 chime instead of a 1 chime
Should make a train sim world game for the Warrnambool Line in Victoria Australia
The route runs over 300km’s of track and has 35 year old EMDs running from Melbourne 2 Warrnambool with newer 13 year old vlocity DMU’s that go as far as Warrnambool this route also has heavy freight traffic.
So I hope to see this line made on the near future :)
Now all thats left is the promontary summit route
Ouch, thats some rough driving. Most preserved locos wouldn't last a day being treated like that these days
Could you make skipton to leeds on train simulator or train sim world please
If this is the process for number 119 then how come at 0:44 the engine tender have the number 116
This game needs a new big boy or Hugely updated.
I think it does
Good news: one is coming! Smokebox is working on it as we speak
Complete with 1860's quality graphics...and Pensive Man's great great grandfather.
got leviathan?
What track is on the picture of train???
It's the "Cheyenne 1869" route that is included with the locomotive and rolling stock.
Smokebox thanks
Why are BNSF, CN and CSX dlc's not available on Steam from Brazil ?? I really want to buy these dlc's to run other routes and rolling materials !!
because of licensing.areas outside of usa cannot get these dlcs.if you purchased these dlcs before the license expired then these remain in your game
3:45???
After steam engine is broken :/
Locomotives didn't have any brakes in those days, except for a parking handbrake on the tender. The way to slow down was by using steam pressure in the cylinders to act against the oncoming piston head (sometimes called "compression braking"). It has to be done carefully, continually adjusting the throttle to manage the amount of steam going into the cylinders so that the pressure doesn't become excessive and cause bending of the rods or damage to the packing glands. In fact, that too is simulated in the model - if you apply to much reverse pressure for too long, the packing glands burst, steam pours out of the cylinders, you lose power and the scenario ends.
Good game. BUT. It needs online and not $7k worth of add on content that's too much for one game
Well, you don't need to buy ALL of the DLC!
Looks ace apart from the Luminous paint work - Weathering and subtle please - not WB cartoon colours
ightenhillsim This is how the locomotive would have looking in service as delivered from the factory. The railroad would have done its best to preserve the paint for a while. Remember that this was when railroads hired people to specifically wipe down and clean the locomotives after a run. A clean locomotive basically told anyone who saw it “This railroad knows how to run itself efficiently.” Also, keep in mind that this was basically a rolling advertisement for the company that built the locomotive, so they would want to put their best foot forward with something that attracted people’s attention.
The locomotive was also a source of pride for the crew that ran her. They would do their utmost to keep her looking clean at all times. The grungy appearance they give the locomotives in the spaghetti westerns and TV shows (such as Hell On Wheels) is entirely inaccurate.
Still seams a bit too easy for me.
Try the FEF-3 instead (advanced version, expert mode, manual firing)
That's sounds more like it!
To over priced more like 15$
csx68 midwest and western railroad The loco and a Track for 20€ is overpriced?
very i can get two high quality ho scale train car kits for 25$
you're better off waiting for a sale. By the way, O guage or no gauge!
i prefere 4 foot 8 1/2 inch (standard) gauge in Ho scale (gauge is used for width of track not models