Train Simulator 2017 - GWR 6960 Steam - West Somerset Railway
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2016
- I drive the delectable GWR 6960 steam loco with a consist of passengers from Bishop Lydeard to Williton (West Somerset Railway) on a lovely simmer's day in Train Simulator 2017.
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It's not actually that hot in the cab. You normally have a flap that you can lift up over the entrance to the firebox so the heat is contained. On these preservation railways - or certainly the one I work on - you don't have to shovel coal too often so therefore it doesn't get too hot.
25mph is because that's the preservation railway speed limit which is at every steam railway! Great video! Love to see more of steam loco videos and TS.2016 :)
I agree, we need a rail network in TS. Just running a single line starts to be a bore to me.
I know this is three years old now, but three years ago I had never even heard of Train Simulator. You've probably figured it out by now, but I'll say it anyway: You don't need to let the brakes do all the work when heading downhill. I'm playing the Old West trains right now, and I don't even have a brake! Judicious use of the whistle will tell the brakemen when to apply and release. To control the speed close the regulator (throttle) and coast. After a minute or so you can reverse to whatever setting works for you. Bring the regulator back up to whatever setting works for you and use that to control your downhill speed.
you cant beat the old steam trains love it
I'm a volunteer on the Severn valley railway and I repair locos and stuff like that, last week I dressed up on the Santa specials, I've been doing it for 2 years now and hopefully one day I will become a driver, I've already had a footplate experience and helped shunting trucks in an 08 shunter btw I loved the video
I'm gonna buy this game, I'd probably use a lot of steam trains coz I LOVE them!
Wow! I go on this railway almost every summer and this map looks exactly the same as the real thing! Great vid Squirrel :)
Around 11 mins the sounds are pretty much a good sound for a minimal techno song ;), loved to watch this vid btw
So satisfying hearing the classic "chugga chugga chugga." You have got to love the steam whistle too. What kid did not have the dream of riding up in the engineer section of a steam train and getting to pull the whistle?
Great video Paul! Loved that you did a video in the Watchet - Williton area!
I've ridden the steam train on this line from the other end, Minehead along to Watchet and back. This really captures the feeling of it quite well.
My army lorry has been on a military train on this exact track it was amazing. IRL. Squirrel you can go here in real life! There are so many pheasants on this line!
Certainly seemed like a faster speed could have been issued. You did well. Most enjoyable and informative video. Thanks.
I think all the heritage railways are 25mph. Lovely vid, and the route is worth every penny, wouldn't you say.
Just loved it, thanks for sharing.
Great video Paul. FYI all heritage railways in England have a speed limit of 25mph imposed on them so that they can run under a light railway order. A light railway order allows them to run without modern safety equipment, i.e. locked doors etc.
This reminds me of the Severn Valley Railway. Great Video Squirrel :D
Thanks for taking ,e on a virtual ride on my second favourite steam railway after the mid Hants
Just a couple helpful hints: