A Look at Chippenham - Heritage Series Signalling Simulation produced by PC-Rail

An Introduction and part play through of Chippenham.
One of the series of Heritage Signalling Simulations produced by PC-Rail.
Grab your dusters and get ready to throw some levers about!
Download and try it from :-
pcrail.co.uk/i...

[@jonathandavidson6364]

Another great video. I wish I had more time to master them all, but I'm still working through Machynlleth. Thanks again for all your knowledge. I'm not sure how you remain so calm with all these trains coming and going!

[@railwayruss]

Good job you don't see me then. :-) Thanks for your comments.

[@davetrugeon]

Hi Russ , only just found this channel and love it I haven’t a clue what I’m doing do it’s a steep learning curve Struggling with heritage Halwill The modern sims are over my head but keep up the good work

[@railwayruss]

Thanks for your comments. Perhaps I'll cover Halwill Jct next. 🙂

[@davetrugeon]

@@railwayruss that would be fantastic look forward to it Ty

[@davidrusson1240]

I also enjoy your play throughs ( especially the heritage signalling ones ). If you have the time please show us more. Before you mentioned the point , I had not noticed that the little arrows in the uncoupling box denotes the direction of travel.

[@railwayruss]

@@davidrusson1240 Thanks for your comments. I'm pleased you have found it useful. This will encourage me to work through them. However, it does take a while as I usually have a dry run as it were, to remind myself the workings of each one. 😊

[@andrewbarnett5542]

Thanks Russ for demonstrating how to handle the game. I will try to emulate you practises and limit my use of using the telegraph system. I found it was hit and miss. And l learnt it is best to play the game to only use real time as if you have uncouple a train you miss completing the tasks within the allocated time if you speed up time. Of course in the real world the uncoupling and splitting of wagons would been performed by a shunter staff or goods guard. I assume the staff/train driver would ring the signal box staff to initiate the release of the train on to the main lines.

[@railwayruss]

Thanks for your comments. Regarding the Yards etc, normally the shunter or Person in charge would ring the box to advise train is ready to depart.