Late to the party here but bullhead rail was used up until the 1950’s.. it still survives in sidings now!

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underrated content creator! Its sad that the TF2 comunity is slowly dying otherwise you would have been noticed more. :(

For the old cargo trams add track to the side of the museum and stop them there as a Cargo exhibit could even detail with paths and small buildings cafe etc..... good practice for detailing :-) Adie Gibbs has some good assets on the workshop worth a look just be warned detailing is a rabbit hole once you start ........

Great Idea with the "parked" trams the people inside are obviously visitors to the museum 🙂

I'm catching up slowly (watching ep 5 while you've uploaded nr 10}, so you may have already done or declined what I suggest. Ignore at your pleasure. To develop a town I start by upgrading the main street to Large Street immediately. I use a Large Street underpass for the main crossing in the centre of town. It's relatively expensive, but it will be unaffordable later. Traffic flows easier like that, it improves city growth. I upgrade both streets to the Extra Large Street in 1925 for the same reason. I plan a clockwise and counter clockwise bus route with an odd number of stops (excluding the station). The middle stop should be at the end of the main street. That stop will usually collect a lot of waiting passengers, because both bus lines have been filled to capacity since leaving the station. I run a tram line between the station and the middle stop, so passengers can reach the station by bus and tram. When the city grows, I add a second tram line on the street with the underpass and both lines get a stop downtown (at the same section of road, to avoid these pedestrians crossing the street). When I build a train station, I put a Large Street underpass there first and build the station on top of that. This underpass should be a continuation of Main Street. Lay some extra tracks to prevent stuff getting built there. I put a cargo terminal on both sides of the train station, this enables both terminals to transport goods delivered to the train station and to make deliveries. This reduces street traffic through the underpass. I build a couple of urban streets on the 'empty' side of the station, to invite the game to populate it. If that doesn't happen fast enough, I extend the tram line to that area and I add a drop off point for one of the items the city requires. I add several double diamond switches (known as English switches in NL...) on longer multiple tracks. This allows trains to switch tracks, rather than wait at a signal. Providing the distance between two switches is larger than twice the length of the train, four trains should be able to run on a double track with a passing track of a single trains' length at the centre of the line. This is a hit and miss strategy, at times there is a conflict even though there are several switches that allow trains to pass. It also works just fine, on the same stretch of track. Adding signals undermines the purpose of this configuration, the beauty of it is that the trains keep running on busy lines.

I'm late to the series, but i'm so excited! I've tried pax only a few times and have learned one thing: city pax routes stay pretty empty until the city is connected to another city - tourists use inner city transport more than locals.

i think we need a reverse passenger bexhill loop as passengers between some towns have to go the complete wrong way and will prefer driving, if there is a reverse route more passengers will see the tram as a viable route

A shame road traffic has to be right hand drive.

The tram was going slow because the street is uphill

Hey mate only just came across your video's and loving this series keep up great work not sure if you know there is a real capacity passenger mod on steam for trams so all the seats are uses keep up the great work 👍👍👍

In TPF2, vehicle age only affects emissions and looks, not performance.

Nice video... as for just a british thing - our trains go on the left side, same as with driving :) @5:00

cant believe i didn't think of this. such a simple solution!

As cool as this is it’d complete the deal if it was a wooden bridge

The one where it’s rusting in a scrap heap 😍

Sorting by speed always helps when looking for the fastest train

I think we need a LNER Class B1 in a nice Scarlet Red with a few of those LMS Period 3 Coach - Early Maroon livery, put it on the East Cost Main and give it a nice catchy name, maybe something with pigs and express I don't know ;)

I was thinking about this back line and maybe connect Shepton to Glingham 😉

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Jeez Louise! Seems I'm getting a reputation for weeding LOL. Good fun mate! Hope your move goes off without any hitches :) Cheers!

For the Timetable mod, just set the unbunch time to whatever the frequency of the line is at each end. They'll space themselves out

At Louth Halt, if the platforms are full length already add a 2nd platform and let them pick up from alternate that might stop them from backing onto the "main" line or move the station up and have a longer run in

From my experience when you set waiting for full load set it either for 2 or 3 minutes. Having it infinite can clog the network.

Tip look that the rate of a line is the same as the production of the industry.

A few things: Waldbrand is actually German and means forest fire. Which is quite the interesting name for a little village. But then again, if it was founded in autumn it would actually make sense, with all the red, orange and yellow leaves of the forest around it. If you really want to use trading then you absolutely have to get those two trading perks, otherwise trading is too expensive and won't make you any money.

Game looks great. But I'm wary of early access after another game went under.

Love Manor lords nice to see you starting a New series

Realistic passenger mod is really good but it does reduce the number of trains required I like a busy map with lots of trains planes etc

I use this but in a different design, for Example, the East of the Station is for goods and west is for Passenger

Add more platforms, maybe add a flyover so it doesn’t hold traffic?

Great video man! I like the look of this game!

31:19, NOOOO, JAMES NOOOO WHAT HAVE TOU DONEEE WHY IS HE A 4-4-0 AND NOT A 2-6-0 NOOOOOOOOOOOO

where are ur catenery poles ?!?!! Magic man

In the timetable mod you have to check the little box next to the name of the line for the timetable to take effect. also you should probably just keep the margin time at 1 minute, it will space the vehicles out better

As you placed the first airport, I was thinking about emissions from the approach... and then the 2nd one you angled to avoid them :)

First Ju52-3m (If you get one) could be named "Annie" as one of its nicknames was the Iron Annie.

The passenger mod is good and looking on your train stations it can solve some of the issue with overcrowded stations. But if you are a fan of really long trains then it is a no

Can you name one airplane Little Jon 😂 please

great video to wake up to... awesome game play and i never heard of this game till this video.

I recently learned, more often than not, the simpler the Coat of Arms, the older the dynasty. So when you see a CoA completely full with all kinds of stuff and so colorful, you'd think a unicorn puked on it, it's either fairly new, it's changed a lot over time from the original or someone has no idea what they are doing while pretending their CoA shows the richness of their family's history. And the reasoning behind that is actually quite simple if you think about it. At the beginning of your dynasty, you usually haven't done anything big yet, so there is nothing to put on it to display. Just randomly putting something on it that shows any supposedly big deeds that you can't prove in the end is more embarrassing or even dangerous than it's worth. So you stick with something simple and maybe your descendants will later on put some of their deeds on it unless they decide they don't want to brag or think 'let's keep with what our ancestors gave us'. So, keeping your CoA simple makes it actually more realistic. The three crosses could mean your dynasty is very religious and believes in the holy trinity. With the black background it could also mean your family survived three big wars or big plagues. Would be nice If you could come up with a story for it, add a bit of roleplay.

Great game 😊

there are cog trams that go up a very steep hill in Slovakian Tatra mountains manufactured by Stadler

I forget Do you have a local tram running around Slough to the museum?

You could create the "slow" heritage route with a turnaround halfway along the route and place all the slow trams on that so that will only clog up halfway this may affect passengers though or double track with a "slow" track

Life comes first hope the move goes well

You could set the heritage line to be flexible in what terminal it uses at a stop, so if you have multiple terminals going the same way the faster trams will always pass the slower ones

Player ownership just prevents cities from making connections to your road. Put bus lanes on the tracks to prevent cars from driving on them.

dont worry about it mate, real life comes 1st.... i wish you luck with your new job and home, and just so you know i will always be here to watch your videos. they are the highlight of my night. thank you

Good luck on your new position it always stressful to move and adjust to new environment. Wish you all the best. For the yellow line I think you selected alternative platform. Something you can consider is having higher capacity slower tram in a city and fast trams between cities.