Please do more The Trains of Videogames, I don't particularly care about trains but seeing someone genuinely passionate about them explain the real world inspirations of some of my favourite video games is lovely !
Fun fact the Northern Express GP35 made 2 cameos in left 4 dead as a Orange with yellow stripes scheme and a military locomotive which has the KCS grey ghost scheme.
lol the L4D orange and yellow engine is in ALL of those shitty "tRaIn SiMuLaToR!!11!1" games that you find everywhere on the appstore (or playstore if ur on android) but the military one is not the same model as the northern express engine, cuz the military one has indented windows, longer body (same goes with the orange and yellow one), and thats it.
Am: *makes a whole 3 minute long analysis on each train car and train* Am: *makes a 20 second long analysis on the caboose* Caboose: am i a joke to you?
I would note however that the caboose has the wrong wheel sets and the coach lamps were on the wrong end for the direction of travel as it was connected to the train at the end, and it has two stacks for the onboard heater which in practice would only have one. Still, not bad that they threw it in.
redleader895 in the sfm it has 2 sets of bogies which would be around the same size for a sd40 style bogie. In cp_snowplow, it doesn’t so that’s probably why the gp60m was brought up.
This is super interesting! It's nice to see someone talk about something their passionate about, especially through a filter that allows non-initiated people to get invested. Great work!
As a railfan, I love this series. I don't know that alot of a railfan are gamers as well. I thought railfans were mostly middle aged man, but hey it's interesting to see the young prospect.
Hold on, in the SFM Video: End of the Line-which correlates to the Release of the Update of the same name-the Locomotive seen pulling the Bomb-Loaded Train appeared to be Relatively Larger than it's In-Game Counterpart, in fact it almost matches regular American Hood Units, especially the GP60M. Some Differences include the Regauging to Narrow Gauge........I think, probably not though due to the Tracks in the Video appearing to be Larger than Payload Cart Tracks. One way to Compare them is to have a Heavy stand on top of Payload Cart Tracks, they're a lot smaller than him. But in the EotL Video, the Heavy at the End is Smaller than the Width of the Tracks. This Hypothesis about the Regauging is based upon the fact that the Locomotive seen in the EotL Video had a Different Wheelbase than the Standard B-B Configuration, instead it had a ((roughly referring to the AAR Wheel Arrangement System)) B-B+B Wheel Arrangement, with a Single Forward 2-Axle Powered Bogie and Two Rear 2-Axle Powered Bogies, possibly connected by a Span Bolster. Indeed if one looks at the Model for the Locomotive in the SFM Video ((already on SFM Workshop as a Prop)), it does have this Unusual Wheel Arrangement. Though other than that, not much else is Different.
9:36 A slight suggestion: I believe that the design was geared towards the r68, a common train seen on the B and D trains in the MTA as a New Yorker, but I find it interesting that valve incorporated the iconic subway train onto its map, Manhattan. Hence the name
at 9:39, I believe that this train has more resemblance to the R68(a) cars that also run on the NYC subway. Although it does not have a rollsign on the front right window and is two doors shorter.
I love this. I was hugely obsessed with trains as a kid and seeing both of my favorite games, TF2 and HL, getting this kind of coverage is awesome. *Though I am kinda triggered by your choice of using default viewmodels as opposed to minimized* but I'm even surprised by you being well above rookie numbers like most content creators of this kind are.
I've often thought of doing a model railway based off tf2. However I've always loved and preferred steam locomotive's and because tf2 take's place fairly well after the withdrawal of the last steam locomotive in america the idea of running steam loco's on a tf2 inspired railway felt weird. But as soon as you pointed out the little porter on lumberyard I geeked out a little I was so happy. It may not be perfectly accurate to real life but you've inspired me to do a model railway based of lumberyard with the porter as the main locomotive in operation. Thank you so much for that man!
at 6:38 "Durango and Rio Grande Western" You mean the Denver & Rio Grande Western??? LOL Also, the D&RGW's Reporting mark includes the ampersand, so instead of Saying "DRGW" its "D and RGW"
It should also be noted that D&RGW 50 was never purchased by the Durango and Silverton, it was purchased by a Durango individual known as Bob Shank who had a collection of narrow gauge equipment in his backyard. The Colorado Railroad Museum Eventually acquired the 50 from Bob Shank along with other pieces of equipment in his collection.
I searched TF2 Trains, to learn more about the trains and lore of my favorite game. The first result was this video, it is EXACTLY what I was looking for, the guys name is Amtrakguy I mean this was literally EXACTLY what I was looking for for no particular reason today. Thank you. You’ve made my poop today incredibly enjoyable.
@@emdaem-771 The r68 had more of a darker front, and the frame was more curved, as here the R42 has a much tighter angle, as it kinda deviates about 10 degrees on the sides
R68s were built in the 1980s to replace anything below R30. In my opinion it looks more like a hybrid of a R40S and R38 since those were all made in the late 1960s
9:30 I’ve lived in New York City my whole life, and as an avid MTA Railfan, I can say that looks more like an R68 or R68A than an R32. The R68/As were built between 1986 and 1987, out of the timeframe but it probably went through unnoticed by the developers.
For the subway that appears in district and mannhattan, it's more close in resemblance to the washington DC metro rollingstock in both form and finish. I've been trying for years to build a lego version that's to scale with minifigs so I've seen many, MANY images of it. I also used to love riding it as a kid when I lived in the DC area.
6:45 "Or Ah Gon USA" Is that how people outside the state pronounce it. We tend to pronounce it with a silent "Ah", as in "Nobody can hear you scream if you wander off into the woods."
The switcher locomotive also appears, outside the playable area, on the map Thunder Mountain, also with the sounds and particle effects of a steam locomotive. It's probable that the entity was originally intended to be a steam locomotive, but the model was changed partway through the development. Promotional shots for Banana Bay also originally depicted the tracks being populated by the EMD locomotives seen on Well, so that too was likely changed during development. Banana Bay has a couple other railroad details due to how prominently the train features on the map, my particular favorite is that the railroad itself is referred to as the "B.N.N.A" railroad, a cross between BNSF and banana.
Watching your video and i was pleasantly surprised that you put in The Southern Michigan Railroad in the video with the train pulling the tourist train. I am the Trainmaster for it. I do like all your videos keep the great work
I love these videos. While I hate to be pushy, it'd be great to see a video on armored trains throughout videogames. Bunch of 'em all piled in one video.
I used to work for the Colorado Railroad Museum: D&RGW is the DENVER and Rio Grande Western, not Durango. 50 is actually a diesel mechanical - it has a huge V8 diesel engine built by Cat that runs it. It's a stickshift 4 speed manual in both directions. The engine is so big that it has a second 350 cu in V8 gas engine that starts the diesel engine. And yes, the horn is not accurate. 50 has the most god awful clown horn you've ever heard.
The "D" in D&RGW is Denver, not Durango. As of about 1983 or so, what's now known as the California Zephyr (formerly the San Francisco Zephyr), when headed east, it travels over parts of the former D&RGW trackage in eastern Utah, starting at Provo, going straight into Colorado, ultimately meeting up with BNSF (I think that's what it was; it was BN when I last traveled to Denver in 1983) somewhere in Colorado. Before, for trains headed east, it would travel out of Utah into Wyoming, through Evanston, then stopping in Cheyenne, where the locomotive was removed from the current end and put on the other end of the train for the trip south from Cheyenne into Denver.
Wow, just yesterday, I did a random thing in Garry's mod and on a TF2 map on Garry's mod, and having the orange and black train crash into Gordon the big blue engine.
12:00 Good wagon, guter means good in case of how it is (its an good wagon = guter wagen) The amount of detail, knowledge and love that went into this project is just as stunning as it is interesting like holy shit calm down
I can’t believe it took me this long to find this video, I don’t play TF2 yet but I want to soon. I’ve only noticed the Southern pacific locomotive in meet the scout
I'm really enjoying this series. Not enough folks talk about the trains of video games. Please do keep this series going. Suggestion: Trains of Assassin's Creed
That reminds me off first map. WELL IT TIME TO GO BACK AND MAKE THE MAP DONE AND CHANGE THE TRAIN INTO FIRST CONCEPT OF TF2 THAT WASNT ADDED INTO THE GAME! Damn for real you probaly changed my whole map with this video. I will change the train and also that will change the atmosphere around and not to mention i learned from you something about the signs. I hope i can't do anything wrong now.
It's amazing to me just how many different railway machinery things were built in North America. Here in Ukraine and all over the former USSR, everything is used for over 50 years, until it's impossible to repair anymore
Fantastic video. A quick aside, it's pronounced somewhere between Ore-gin and Ore-gen by those of us from the PNW, not Ore-gone. Keep up the good work!
I'd like to see one about the trains of Wolfenstein. The New Order and New Colossus certainly had some. I think Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Wolfenstein 2009 also feature trains.
I remember the southern pacific’s. There’s a handful there’s a railway near my neighborhood that a handful of them run on as the primary heavy goods engines. I usually hear them before seeing them. I could be wrong but they look the same and sound similar.
May I point out a gp35 spotting feature is 3 fans on top back (2 large with a small in between). Northern Express only has 2 large ones, so it's the gp38. Other than that, you good. Also, Diesel locomotive with steam locomotive with sounds is cursed. Burn it.
I love it when people cover fictional items in video games and compare them to their real-life counterparts, like in this video! :D (also the well car carrying the missiles are the smallest time inaccuracy as there was a futuristic city built in the 90's, the 1890's)
Very interesting stuff, feel the same way about the incorrectly used steam engine noises. Hate when people think every train makes the noises a steam engine does.
I'm very impressed that only one piece of rolling stock in one inaccessible room was the only thing other than the switch controls that didn't fit into the game's era. As well as the fact that the creators of the game actually seemed to take the time to have trains that made sense from an in-universe perspective. Edit: Oh yeah, the train sounds on BannanaBay, likely the only downside to an awesome map concept, but oh well. :/
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Valve artist: tries making up a train design
AmtrakGuy365: IS THAT AN EMD GP35 INTRODUCED IN 1963
railroad rule n1
if it runs in rails, it does not matter, it exists or had existed
(check geared locomotives new zealand)
Not the GTA v train
When you make a video on the trains of TF2:
*THE ENGINEER*
Aproved
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
*IS ENGI-HERE*
when you catch the corobovirus but you always stay home
*The Doctor*
@@Sythrin3 haha yes
Please do more The Trains of Videogames, I don't particularly care about trains but seeing someone genuinely passionate about them explain the real world inspirations of some of my favourite video games is lovely !
Fun fact the Northern Express GP35 made 2 cameos in left 4 dead as a Orange with yellow stripes scheme and a military locomotive which has the KCS grey ghost scheme.
In L4D they made the model a little bit longer and shorter
SPSF for profile?
lol the L4D orange and yellow engine is in ALL of those shitty "tRaIn SiMuLaToR!!11!1" games that you find everywhere on the appstore (or playstore if ur on android) but the military one is not the same model as the northern express engine, cuz the military one has indented windows, longer body (same goes with the orange and yellow one), and thats it.
@@cozmolikeytrainz same with other vehicles and stuff.
I guess you can say that *he is a professional trainer*
The council shall decide your fate
@@rey4874 indeed
Lollllllllll
stop it get some help
"Oh you son of a gun" mumbles under breath "I will find your wife for this""
When there is a diesel locomotive but runs on steam...
*triggered
ALCO baby!
@@joshuanishanthchristian5217 yep, "Honorary Steam Engines"!
Chickenpants they should hand it over to overkill
Diesel: "What!? A Diesel that runs on steam!? Rubbish!"
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Can you do trains off Grand theft auto next
Yes
of*
Cargo and metro
Theres only like 2 types tho
although each gta game has a lack of variety when it comes to trains, maybe he could cover the series as a whole like in half-life?
Am: *makes a whole 3 minute long analysis on each train car and train*
Am: *makes a 20 second long analysis on the caboose*
Caboose: am i a joke to you?
I would note however that the caboose has the wrong wheel sets and the coach lamps were on the wrong end for the direction of travel as it was connected to the train at the end, and it has two stacks for the onboard heater which in practice would only have one.
Still, not bad that they threw it in.
The loco in the “end of the line” sfm, I think is a sd40 wide nose just because of the size compared to the demoman.
but it has a B wheel arrangement... it's gotta be a GP-something, so a GP60M is closest
redleader895 in the sfm it has 2 sets of bogies which would be around the same size for a sd40 style bogie. In cp_snowplow, it doesn’t so that’s probably why the gp60m was brought up.
@@PoorBoyzPulling ah, ok
@@PoorBoyzPulling The trains in the two also have different liveries.
It was probably a GP40MC
This is super interesting! It's nice to see someone talk about something their passionate about, especially through a filter that allows non-initiated people to get invested. Great work!
Holy shit it’s the funny tf2 heavy man.
As a railfan, I love this series. I don't know that alot of a railfan are gamers as well. I thought railfans were mostly middle aged man, but hey it's interesting to see the young prospect.
Nope. I'm 17 and love playing tf2 and open rails.
railfans range from all ages
Hope this becomes a series cuz they're great!
Yeah I agree
Hold on, in the SFM Video: End of the Line-which correlates to the Release of the Update of the same name-the Locomotive seen pulling the Bomb-Loaded Train appeared to be Relatively Larger than it's In-Game Counterpart, in fact it almost matches regular American Hood Units, especially the GP60M.
Some Differences include the Regauging to Narrow Gauge........I think, probably not though due to the Tracks in the Video appearing to be Larger than Payload Cart Tracks.
One way to Compare them is to have a Heavy stand on top of Payload Cart Tracks, they're a lot smaller than him.
But in the EotL Video, the Heavy at the End is Smaller than the Width of the Tracks.
This Hypothesis about the Regauging is based upon the fact that the Locomotive seen in the EotL Video had a Different Wheelbase than the Standard B-B Configuration, instead it had a ((roughly referring to the AAR Wheel Arrangement System)) B-B+B Wheel Arrangement, with a Single Forward 2-Axle Powered Bogie and Two Rear 2-Axle Powered Bogies, possibly connected by a Span Bolster.
Indeed if one looks at the Model for the Locomotive in the SFM Video ((already on SFM Workshop as a Prop)), it does have this Unusual Wheel Arrangement.
Though other than that, not much else is Different.
Why do You type with Caps on Randomly Like this
6:01 the best P3 I've ever heard
I love TF2 and trains.
I love your profile pic!
@@plagued_inferno6059 I love refridgerators
I love playing tf2 and trainz 12
Yay I'm not alone!
@@fieldmarshal7298 ye
After thousands of years, someone did a video on the trains
Yes please make a rockstar games compilation video of this style :) GTAs, Red Dead, etc
what happened to your channel you disappeared?
8:00 not to mention, the rods don't even move!
I was wondering if someone would mention that
Ohio train vlogs I think the wheels do.
AnD It KiNd Of AnNoYs Me AwInD It BoI
i noticed that too😠😡🤬
@@saxonaudio nope. all wheels on every single railroad structures in TF2 do not move.
7:57 the wheels don’t even move either
*angry TF2 nosies*
Okay so the loco is stationary then.
9:36 A slight suggestion: I believe that the design was geared towards the r68, a common train seen on the B and D trains in the MTA as a New Yorker, but I find it interesting that valve incorporated the iconic subway train onto its map, Manhattan. Hence the name
at 9:39,
I believe that this train has more resemblance to the R68(a) cars that also run on the NYC subway. Although it does not have a rollsign on the front right window and is two doors shorter.
It brings tears to my eyes seeing even the trains of this game getting love and attention.
I love this. I was hugely obsessed with trains as a kid and seeing both of my favorite games, TF2 and HL, getting this kind of coverage is awesome.
*Though I am kinda triggered by your choice of using default viewmodels as opposed to minimized* but I'm even surprised by you being well above rookie numbers like most content creators of this kind are.
I've often thought of doing a model railway based off tf2. However I've always loved and preferred steam locomotive's and because tf2 take's place fairly well after the withdrawal of the last steam locomotive in america the idea of running steam loco's on a tf2 inspired railway felt weird. But as soon as you pointed out the little porter on lumberyard I geeked out a little I was so happy. It may not be perfectly accurate to real life but you've inspired me to do a model railway based of lumberyard with the porter as the main locomotive in operation. Thank you so much for that man!
at 6:38 "Durango and Rio Grande Western"
You mean the Denver & Rio Grande Western??? LOL
Also, the D&RGW's Reporting mark includes the ampersand, so instead of Saying "DRGW" its "D and RGW"
*My favorite railroad is the Denver and Silverton*
I heard that too and came down to the comments to see if anyone else noticed it
I noticed that error.
It should also be noted that D&RGW 50 was never purchased by the Durango and Silverton, it was purchased by a Durango individual known as Bob Shank who had a collection of narrow gauge equipment in his backyard. The Colorado Railroad Museum Eventually acquired the 50 from Bob Shank along with other pieces of equipment in his collection.
@@t65bx25 you saying that makes me want to punch 78 people
I searched TF2 Trains, to learn more about the trains and lore of my favorite game. The first result was this video, it is EXACTLY what I was looking for, the guys name is Amtrakguy I mean this was literally EXACTLY what I was looking for for no particular reason today. Thank you. You’ve made my poop today incredibly enjoyable.
I'd love to see an HO or N scale layout based on Team Fortress 2.
7:58 "This is completely unaccurate for a gas-powered locomotive, AND IT KIND OF ANNOYS ME A QUITE LITTLE BIT!!!"
7:49 The side rods don't even move.
9:38 Time to put my mta skills to the test: IT'S AN R42 BRO.....
Looks similar to a R68 though.
@@emdaem-771 The r68 had more of a darker front, and the frame was more curved, as here the R42 has a much tighter angle, as it kinda deviates about 10 degrees on the sides
@@emdaem-771 But I do see what you mean by the lights, it does change the look, guess preference
R68s were built in the 1980s to replace anything below R30. In my opinion it looks more like a hybrid of a R40S and R38 since those were all made in the late 1960s
@@TransitManJoe true, so mostly r42 and r68 though
9:30 I’ve lived in New York City my whole life, and as an avid MTA Railfan, I can say that looks more like an R68 or R68A than an R32. The R68/As were built between 1986 and 1987, out of the timeframe but it probably went through unnoticed by the developers.
For the subway that appears in district and mannhattan, it's more close in resemblance to the washington DC metro rollingstock in both form and finish.
I've been trying for years to build a lego version that's to scale with minifigs so I've seen many, MANY images of it.
I also used to love riding it as a kid when I lived in the DC area.
6:45
"Or Ah Gon USA"
Is that how people outside the state pronounce it.
We tend to pronounce it with a silent "Ah", as in "Nobody can hear you scream if you wander off into the woods."
in Washington we pronounce it somewhere between "Origon" and "Organ"
Almost everyone I know pronounces it Or-eh-gen/gun
The switcher locomotive also appears, outside the playable area, on the map Thunder Mountain, also with the sounds and particle effects of a steam locomotive. It's probable that the entity was originally intended to be a steam locomotive, but the model was changed partway through the development. Promotional shots for Banana Bay also originally depicted the tracks being populated by the EMD locomotives seen on Well, so that too was likely changed during development. Banana Bay has a couple other railroad details due to how prominently the train features on the map, my particular favorite is that the railroad itself is referred to as the "B.N.N.A" railroad, a cross between BNSF and banana.
Trains,planes and automobiles, Valve edition.
4:39 could also be based on the GP39
Watching your video and i was pleasantly surprised that you put in The Southern Michigan Railroad in the video with the train pulling the tourist train. I am the Trainmaster for it. I do like all your videos keep the great work
5:49 you can even hear the sound of tunnel motors roaring in the background of the P3 recording. Doesn’t get more SP than that!
If only these guys knew how to use those locos to pull a train of payloads, would make their lives and job more easy, also more challenging and fun
Oh they tried once
*plays footage of End of the Line*
It didn't end well...
The End of the Line engine reminds me of when a model railway engine gets stuck in front of an obstacle, the way it's shaking around. 😋
"Spiritual *sequel* to my Half-Life video"
Half-Life: 200X-202X
Team Fortress 2: 1968-1971
@country baller bro you have a matrix profile picture your opinion doesnt matter
@@shurbrrt m a t r i x
something tells me he means the style of the video itself :o
@@CNSD75I ligma
@@CNSD75I r/wooosh
I love these videos. While I hate to be pushy, it'd be great to see a video on armored trains throughout videogames. Bunch of 'em all piled in one video.
I used to work for the Colorado Railroad Museum:
D&RGW is the DENVER and Rio Grande Western, not Durango.
50 is actually a diesel mechanical - it has a huge V8 diesel engine built by Cat that runs it. It's a stickshift 4 speed manual in both directions.
The engine is so big that it has a second 350 cu in V8 gas engine that starts the diesel engine.
And yes, the horn is not accurate. 50 has the most god awful clown horn you've ever heard.
This series is somethin special, I am highly enjoying it
Trains are my favorite obstacle in tf2.
Lol your pfp
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The "D" in D&RGW is Denver, not Durango.
As of about 1983 or so, what's now known as the California Zephyr (formerly the San Francisco Zephyr), when headed east, it travels over parts of the former D&RGW trackage in eastern Utah, starting at Provo, going straight into Colorado, ultimately meeting up with BNSF (I think that's what it was; it was BN when I last traveled to Denver in 1983) somewhere in Colorado.
Before, for trains headed east, it would travel out of Utah into Wyoming, through Evanston, then stopping in Cheyenne, where the locomotive was removed from the current end and put on the other end of the train for the trip south from Cheyenne into Denver.
10:39 to add on to the conversation, all of these dwarf signals are basically RR Crossing Signals lights.
The "Gaben himself" made me spit out my drink laughing
*Splat*
G: My favorite class is the spy.
Great video. I have seen these kinds of freight cars and trains back when I played TF2.
man, you could truly turn this into a fun little series. There are plenty of games with trains in them. I hope to see more. Keep up the good work.
I love this channel, it's accurate to the point I lose my mind with the pleasure of learning this stuff
Thank you youtube recommendations for showing me something I didn't know I wanted.
8:01 Triggered
When you run out of subjects about TF2 for videos :
My god, your casual knowledge of locomotives is simply impeccable
The Well train driver would make an excellent character in the tf2 comics.
7:30 I remember my first round of banana bay and I heard the horn and I appreciated the sound
Great work AmrtakGuy! Well researched and presented.
This is PRECISELY the info I needed for a fanfiction. Thank you so much!
I think you've found something works for your channel with this series, good work and the best of luck in the future.
This is such a niche concept of videos that I never knew I wanted.
World of Tanks has maps with steam locomotives without the tender. That gets my every once and a while
Could you do
Trains of Gta sa /any Gta with trains?
Wow, just yesterday, I did a random thing in Garry's mod and on a TF2 map on Garry's mod, and having the orange and black train crash into Gordon the big blue engine.
If I had to guess, I'd say the distant horn for the 30-ton switcher came from a recording AMTK 90278.
This is such a unique and cool video idea. I really enjoyed this, as it combines two huge passions of mine. Keep it up!
They had a huge opportunity to put "Northern Atlantic" which would be the polar opposite of Southern Pacific. Sad they never did
At 6:33 i would also almost compare this to a class 07 a UK diesel Switcher
In a nutshel: Valve took whatever train things they found, without caring how the worked or what they sound like
Banana Bay is a community map.
Lil' Chew Chew possibly being based on a railroad snowplow sounds quite fitting.
Always somebody that dosn't get out of its way
6:37 It's actually Denver and Rio Grande Western not Durango and Rio grande.
He said Denver and rio grande western.
12:00 Good wagon, guter means good in case of how it is (its an good wagon = guter wagen)
The amount of detail, knowledge and love that went into this project is just as stunning as it is interesting
like holy shit calm down
„Guterwagon“ Nice job!
I can’t believe it took me this long to find this video, I don’t play TF2 yet but I want to soon. I’ve only noticed the Southern pacific locomotive in meet the scout
I've never been so intrigued to watch a TF2 *TRAIN* video.
this is how long we've been without an update. we're talking about the trains now
Dude I'm really enjoying your in game train series. This is fresh content a bit niche but fantastic research. LA Noire I hope coming soon.
I'm really enjoying this series. Not enough folks talk about the trains of video games. Please do keep this series going.
Suggestion: Trains of Assassin's Creed
That reminds me off first map. WELL IT TIME TO GO BACK AND MAKE THE MAP DONE AND CHANGE THE TRAIN INTO FIRST CONCEPT OF TF2 THAT WASNT ADDED INTO THE GAME! Damn for real you probaly changed my whole map with this video. I will change the train and also that will change the atmosphere around and not to mention i learned from you something about the signs. I hope i can't do anything wrong now.
It's amazing to me just how many different railway machinery things were built in North America. Here in Ukraine and all over the former USSR, everything is used for over 50 years, until it's impossible to repair anymore
Solder:Question. Engineer:What’s your question solder? Solder:I teleported bread.
7:30 and 7:35 that K5LA ain’t so distant I can briefly see the locomotive just a couple meters away behind those gates ready to come at ya.
Great video, very interesting. All this is making me do is think hard about trains in other games and what they look like...
3:49 The boxcar looks like a American freight car design of BNSF
doesn't expected videos about props in TF2. but, nice work
I know nothing about trains, but I love TF2. This video was quite interesting!
Fantastic video. A quick aside, it's pronounced somewhere between Ore-gin and Ore-gen by those of us from the PNW, not Ore-gone. Keep up the good work!
i didn't think that video on train in video game was what i wanted but it's what i needed
I'd like to see one about the trains of Wolfenstein. The New Order and New Colossus certainly had some. I think Return to Castle Wolfenstein and Wolfenstein 2009 also feature trains.
I remember the southern pacific’s.
There’s a handful there’s a railway near my neighborhood that a handful of them run on as the primary heavy goods engines. I usually hear them before seeing them. I could be wrong but they look the same and sound similar.
May I point out a gp35 spotting feature is 3 fans on top back (2 large with a small in between). Northern Express only has 2 large ones, so it's the gp38. Other than that, you good. Also, Diesel locomotive with steam locomotive with sounds is cursed. Burn it.
It's surprising how much realism they put into the trains that we don't appreciate.
heavy:don't fear cart PUSH!!!!!!!!!!!
scout: NO!
engineer:(drives train and hits scout)
heavy:the burning you feel, its is SHAME >:(
Yay great job! I really like this. Keep it up.
I love it when people cover fictional items in video games and compare them to their real-life counterparts, like in this video! :D (also the well car carrying the missiles are the smallest time inaccuracy as there was a futuristic city built in the 90's, the 1890's)
On the side-rod locomotive, you can see that the wheels actually slide rather than roll.
I don't even like trains why am I so invested in this video
7:35 judging by the horn you’d expect a big diesel like the dash 9 well you’d be dead wrong.
Very interesting stuff, feel the same way about the incorrectly used steam engine noises. Hate when people think every train makes the noises a steam engine does.
8:00 I'm sure it's just an inspired steam loco, made to trick opponents into thinking you can into internal combustion.
I'm very impressed that only one piece of rolling stock in one inaccessible room was the only thing other than the switch controls that didn't fit into the game's era. As well as the fact that the creators of the game actually seemed to take the time to have trains that made sense from an in-universe perspective.
Edit: Oh yeah, the train sounds on BannanaBay, likely the only downside to an awesome map concept, but oh well. :/
Joe Dingo banana bay wasn’t actually made by valve they just made a community made map official