I found my first Museum engine, at great cost... Derail Valley Ep. 53

[@QuorkQTar]

3:30 - NGL, I'd have loved to see you take both jobs to the harbour at once, running above 500 metres of 'splodey boys. I actuall wonder now: Does DV model their splashy behaviour? You know I don't run cargo, but even I've been taught, should I ever in my career pull tank cars, to remember that they'll just push you around after you've supposedly stopped, gladly moving the locomotive a car length or two in whatever direction they like, including past the signal you just stopped at. 5:00 - Early in the morning, meaning 9 o'clock: Yep, feel you. My workplace happiness has DRASTICALLY increased since we got a system where we can input our preferences instead of having to trade shifts with one another. I very rarely get up before around 10 am and virtually never before 8 am. Maybe twice a month. 6:25 - Given the European setting and all the fun details in loco maintenance - I think it'd be a nice addition if you'd have to clean out the smoke stack every now and then as well :D 11:20 - Yes! Was my very first role play character, a Ferengi. But Quark (the original spelling) means literally curd and figuratively bulls…inus in German, so I spelled the name phonetically xD 11:45 - Thank you, I'm really happy you do enjoy and appreciate them! I'll add for others that I did ask in private if it's really okay and not too much, I didn't want to bludgeon the birb man with my comments 😅 12:05 - By International Union of Railway standards, it is a derailment, so you know my vote =P 14:25 - Over here, the destination code mode is rather uncommon. Some systems do have it, but most don't for safety reasons: There is no interlocking in the sense the railway has with signal boxes. Points are set by the driver while signals usually just run together with the rest of the traffic lights at the crossing and don't even care for the points. With destination based points setting you risk the driver expecting a different setting to the actual one. If they don't notice the points are set otherwise than they suppose, they'll observe the wrong signal. They might depart on "free to the right" while the points are set to the left and lead them into oncoming traffic, even another tram. So to make sure drivers are always aware where they're going and worst case might take a wrong turn in a safe way, most tram systems decided to not use destination codes. Note I'm talking as an interested layman here. By German jurisdiction, trams are road traffic participants, so basically speaking a really weird car, and have nothing to do with railway traffic. And while I'm an experienced train driver, I don't even have a (car) driver's license, so … 🤣 16:50 - I'll add that over here the independent brake (which play a lot less of a role over here and is "unsecure" as in not re-filling in case of leaks etc.) does not cut out with the brake stand. In more classical layouts it just always works, in more modern layouts it might or might not (depends on the class) cut out when the corresponding cab is deactivated. 17:50 - Wild guess without American knowledge apart from what you've taught me, but I'd rather guess it's a peculiarity of the museum because you're basically never double heading to my knowledge. The cutting out thing is mostly to make sure you don't end up with several brake stands cut in within a consist. Even with all the differences between our brake systems, the basic principle is the same, so I'd guess you don't want multiple brake stands cut in with American air brakes either. 28:10 - You generally do tend to have a very digital operation style in most train games =P Especially in Railroader 🤔 Though yes, DV usually gets your good RL habits out. 46:20 - That was anticlimactic, though I'm glad given the modding. 49:50 - Wonder how many lamps got lost now. 52:15 - I did hope the work for modding would decrease the recklessness =P Fun episode, as always =) Also, suggestion @zeibach9075 - given the locale of the game and the existing harbour, how about a train ferry to Italy, where the player has to deliver cars on time before the ferry departs? xD

[@Hyce777]

The independent doesn't cutout over here either. We have doubleheaded at the museum, but it's few and far between. :D Interesting to hear about the tram setups; our TWC requests are tied into the signalling system. So, the points only move if the logic, and the signals, allow for it, and the signal will display the corresponding aspect for the movement.

[@Andrewleedy133]

Track warrant control I assume by twc?

[@onnelli]

For those of you wondering at home, it took Hyce almost two minutes to cut in the locomotive to the cars

[@thomasn3071]

I was looking for that lol

[@kornaros96]

Professional railroader...

[@Hyce777]

Life's hard, OK?

[@kornaros96]

@@Hyce777 hahaha... So... Greece DLC is out for Euro Truck Simulator 2. If you are going off the rails on a crazy train, you know where to jump into.

[@legdig]

The De2, at the end of its career watching an insane bird man derail a locomotive 3 times in the same mile and then getting kidnapped.

[@randomperson7132]

witnessing its future

[@dc1118]

Hyce: "it would be funny if it was next to the roundhouse" Me: Aggressively pointing at my screen! "THERE IT IS YOU BLIND BIRB MAN!!!!"

[@michaelimbesi2314]

38:31 Speaking of underglow, you can actually do that. The museum has pits, so you can go under the locomotive and put light bars beneath it. My DE6 has a rather fetching scheme of red and yellow underglow that matches the paint.

[@FM60260]

I just imagined a museum full of riced out locos after reading that, lol

[@zeibach9075]

@10:50 It's on our list to change the switch setter gadget to be relative to the end of the train, rather than the locomotive's current position. @16:30 I'm glad to know that having the brake valve default to cut out is correct to reality. But the truth is that the default was selected to maximize player interaction and more importantly the opportunity for entertaining player errors. The game isn't called "Safe and Sane Railroading Valley," after all. Thanks for providing a lovely instance of said entertaining player error, BTW. ;) @22:20 I love the lubricator ratcheting action. @23:20 We also increased the maximum throttle flow, so you should be able to sustain BP in the chest at higher speed and cutoff now. @23:50 I haven't found all my demonstrator locos, so you're not alone! @36:50 I don't know if this is historical practice, but I often find myself running full cutoff and a few notches of regulator to use steam as *inefficiently* as possible, just to draft the fire without picking up too much undesired speed. @40:00 CALLED IT. @46:20 Crownsheet needs to reach 600 C for it to fail. Looks like the fire cooled down fast enough for it to survive. @56:00 And a DE2 doesn't even weigh half what a loaded car does. @1:01:00 Giant museum turntable issues are on the list.

[@Hyce777]

Cheers Zeibach! :)

[@pootispiker2866]

Before b99, you could in fact mix self-lapping and non self-lapping brakes if you set the latter to lap. This wasn't intuitive, though and you couldn't control the brakes with the non self lapping valve.

[@Cerebral404]

Thanks for being a badass, @zeibach9075!

[@llloyd4]

Entertaining errors, yeah... I'm gonna out myself here. First play of B99, I am powering out of Harbor, assuming the switches were left as I had set them in B98, distracted by the new switch map, and got introduced to the Museum the hard way as the brakes were still cut out. Right across the table (which isn't, by default, aligned to the entrance of the museum round house ) and against the back wall. >.< The whole way I am wagging the train brake lever going "Why the bleep isn't this working?! " to "Oh! Right! Duh! " but by then, too late. >.> * LOL! *

[@roadtrain_]

I... have managed to forget about the cutout at least once already. Also speaking of turntable issues: Using the UI buttons for the turntables just doesn't work, it moves it way too slowly.

[@gloowacz]

1:01:01 "Why are the turntable hotkeys not working?" That's because they only work in a specific range to the turntable CONTROLS. And those are at the left side of the museum (looking from outside in) next to 1st or 2nd pillar. If you keep reasonable close to that lever there, the hotkeys will work.

[@Hyce777]

Interesting. Sounds like Zeibach and the team are working on fixing that. They've always worked on other tables from the table itself.

[@PendragonDaGreat]

@@Hyce777 I definitely raised it as an issue in the Altfuture discord because with the size of the museum turntable yeah it's annoying at best.

[@michaelhayes1678]

Such a great time. The sound effect when the hand car flew was especially delightful.

[@Hyce777]

It was such a silly thing, it needed the extra fun. :D

[@Mini_Celeste]

The switch setter is honestly a lifesaver. Even if I don't actively use it to throw switches, it's caught a couple errant throws I've made while setting up my route and just great to confirm on the go! On a side note, you can use the sticky tape patches to paste your route map or station book or anything else really to basically anywhere and just have it there to poke at as you're going, so you don't have to pull it out of your inventory! I keep my route map pasted on the boiler above that little shelf thingy and it's just perfect.

[@Hyce777]

Yeah I've been considering doing that.

[@Squant]

I just hold alt and click the switch. It's effectively the same as using the comms radio, so it never really felt like cheating. Unfortunately, it renders the setter kinda useless.

[@LazyBoot]

@@Squant If I recall correctly, the option to do that depends on the difficulty settings.

[@rukirgaming]

that Kenosha fakeout really got me

[@Finat0]

Same... Really clever

[@michaelimbesi2314]

You pick up the parts from MF-C1L (see 1:02:36). That’s track C1L at the Machine Factory

[@Hyce777]

Ah, gotcha. Thank you!

[@j-train13]

@@Hyce777 also in case you didn't notice, the utility car is sitting in one of the museum stalls (though the Goose at Home is much more fun)

[@DrRussian]

@@j-train13 Goose at Home became so much more useful when you had at least two sets of train parts to pickup.

[@KnapfordMaster98]

I'm dreading you finding and restoring an S060 because I know you're gonna make the precious thing ES&D multiple times over.

[@web1bastler]

"200…100…TERRAIN TERRAIN PULL UP WHOOP WHOOP" And now imagine a confused Hyce trying to find a yoke on a steam loco :D You know what would be nice though: A EBuLa mod that adds a line timetable with distances and block speeds (and maybe customizable non-standard callouts :D)

[@bow-tiedengineer4453]

Now, the real question: does it give the GPWS alert when you enter a tunnel? Or only when you're off the rails and in the dirt?

[@EpicRails]

8:36 the cymbals, the music, it means trouble.

[@pschlik]

I feel like you might want to go back to the coal power plant for more wrecks to restore. Found two there myself, and I swear at 0:53 (hey that's the number of the episode) some of the wreckage beyond the coal tipple looks suspiciously steam locomotive shaped.

[@SquarerSun]

There is 100% a steam locomotive to the right of that bush cluster. I can't tell which one it is though as I suck at distinguishing via the head on angle

[@Hyce777]

Huh... you might be right. I will have to take another look...

[@Herobryce1075]

The wrecks are randomized for every save (I've been playing every day since the update and have researched everything I could please send help)

[@Leftturner]

That 100% looks like the S060!

[@Physigist]

Handcar: I must go, my people need me! *Flies into space...*

[@justaguycalledjosh]

Museum parts will always be manufactured at MF, you can load them either onto the DM1U cursed utility vehicle, or the utility flatcar. Personally, I recommend the DM1U, just because it's funny to watch a cut up tram bounce down the rails at 100km/h

[@kyleclemmons2006]

42:10 oh no. The weak museum engine has been found. Your lucky hyce to have one spawn in the harbor. Also jealous because my DE2 is at oil refinery.

[@Valtrex666]

Airplane distance to ground callout would be very funny, because usually after 40..30..20..10.. it's calling RETARD..RETARD (to make sure you put thrust levers to idle)

[@jedrnyfilip1470]

thats only true for airbus aircraft

[@Tyrope]

Just need the one that goes "Pull up. Pull up.", given how speedy Hyce goes at times.

[@jamesj125]

instead of terrain it could sense if you were approaching something to fast and it could go Kenosha Kenosha Kenosha

[@web1bastler]

*B U T T E R*

[@ricardo1885-y7m]

Within 1 minute and 20 seconds Hyce went from his native accent-to Southern-to New Zealander-back to Southern-then to New Zealander with a hint of Australian. Hyce: The Jeremy Clarkson of the Railroad World.

[@roadtrain_]

I know my S282 spawned in CS, right next to the museum. Was quite funny. Olaf's garage is sold in MF's shop, which is where u go to pick up the parts. All of them.

[@susanlua4792]

46:47 hey look it’s a cab forward now! 😂😂 anyways great video Hyce. also the handcar flying in the air was the cherry on top. 😂❤❤ edit: auto correct is rediculous I tripped spelling cherry and it corrected it to cheesy.

[@lordsrednuas]

I had 3 museum trains at the steel mill, that was a shocker. 1 at the coal power plant. the last 2 took ages to find, sitting in random ditches by the side of the rail.

[@nielsleenknegt5839]

Oh your steel mill must have been bury scrapyard. Or whatever that place was called...

[@FuelFire]

In today's episode of Derail Valley: Bird man finds his first piece for the museum and teaches a handcar how to fly into orbit

[@Red-Fox-0-6]

My driving teacher told us how did soviet trolleybuses switched the overhead lines and trams swithes. If you accelerate slightly, while closing or going through to switch, it will go right. If you decelerate, not nececeraly brake, just put less power, the switch will go left. Today it's just buttons: left or right.

[@mattb.2359]

12:11. Is it a derailment? It depends . Engine isn’t in the dirt, so I would classify it as not a derailment.

[@angryrailfan5711]

I somehow found all of the museum engines really fast. The de2 was at the steel mill, the de6 was conveniently at city south, the dh4 is marooned at the harbor, the dm3 is at least on the track up at Iron mine west, the 282 was at the refinery weirdly enough, and the 060 is still up at the food factory. At around 13:00 you talk about the way modern transit controls switches. Back in the olden days the way that it worked is there was a contactor in the overhead that if you pulled power through it would throw the switch to the non normal direction and if you coasted it would throw to the normal direction.

[@LCOfficerUNIT097]

Am I the only one who absolutely loves the DE2's Demonstrator paint job? It looks so clean (When it's not abandoned)

[@ACamelEmoji]

19:00 I love that you can see the Lubricator(?) working and turning

[@twkolejofil]

The tramway company MPK in Wrocław, Poland made up the special term for situations when the tram was able to come back onto rails by itself, because they didn't want to count them as derailments 😜 I think "rozjechanie" could be loosely translated as "awaydriving"...

[@IAmAnonymyz]

The railroad sleep schedule. 😂😂😂 that's why I'm watching this at 4am lol. Getting VERY familiar with the F40PH and FRA92's so I can't complain. Time flies that's for sure. I can also verify the cutoff procedure tomorrow when the guys are doing brake tests. Grant it it will be passenger not freight.

[@Grigori423]

The first, and only engine that I have found and retored so far was sittting just outside of a museum in a sidetrack (DM3- THE RED ONES GOES FASTA!!!!) 🤣

[@PhlyBoy_135]

The power plant will always only be logistical hauls because the plant doesn't produce any goods, it's just burns coal

[@Chasedtuna9]

i guess when i made the comment in the previous video, i should have specified/thought about that the switch highlighted is next in line relative to the device, not the locomotive. ^-^; But we figured it out in the end without major incident! 29:10 Also, you cant forget "Bank Angle!" callouts! I would recommend just checking around the Harbor in the various yards. i believe i got super lucky, because i found 3 of them in the various yards there. Also, the add-ons will just return to the Tool shed, so you just need to buy new solder to hook it up again.

[@TaterRaider]

Museum shop should use waybill system on the rest of DRVR. This would allow picking up parts for 2 locos at a time. I'd also like to see the prospective jobs on the desk or posted on the cork board. Just a couple QoL issues short of awesomeness.

[@bjrnfrederiksson2505]

When uou said that "it would be fun if there was an Locomotive near the roundhouse" i was like nah doesn't look like it but i saw the top of it. Never thought of it was an engine. So i didn't notice it, just like you Hyce.

[@j-train13]

First day of playing B99, I booted up my save, hoping to look for a demonstrator S060 to kit out for shunting. I spawned in where I left off in the harbour, went over to the roundhouse to see what I had to run to City South with, and there was the demonstrator S060 in thr exact spot your DE2 was. It was like a gift

[@AndreEckert]

Running down to the Harbor, on your KZbin PC screeeen 🎶😂 ES&D!

[@ianschwind3328]

I like scatterbrain because it adds content and it doesnt make you so bland meaning you are more fun to watch/listen to than some other content creators

[@tatecarlson]

I think that maybe you should dedicate an episode of Derail Valley where you look for museum pieces, or maybe try out a doubleheader

[@levibruner7553]

The addition of the chest simulation feels really weird. It makes the engine easier to start on a hill since you can build pressure before letting off the brakes, but it makes the engine feel unresponsive. The train will continue to accelerate for a second after you close the throttle at high pressure or low load. It does help make understanding when to use more or less johnson bar much easier though. You get real time feedback on how well you are using steam.

[@skypost7709]

Was playing last night and ended up towing home 4 museum locos at once..

[@Ronald.Golleher]

FYI near the end, "fus ro dah" is a Shout to push enemies back, kind of like an explosion blast wave; the Shout for fire breath is "yol toor shul" (vowels pronounced like bowl tour school) which would be more appropriate I think.

[@KR4FTW3RK]

58:42 yea man I've used the BE-2 lots with the museum. It's very useful there.

[@pootispiker2866]

When you see a speed limit decrease, you have about a hundred meters or so before the restriction actually matters. That's why some curves initially don't looks as sharp as the speed limit implies. You can use the air more gently. :)

[@RoamingAdhocrat]

That and (afaict) there's always a 10kph margin

[@pootispiker2866]

@@RoamingAdhocrat I think the devs said so when they added speed limit signs. They're not exact but they're pretty safe.

[@RoamingAdhocrat]

@@pootispiker2866 I'm going off my own experience, of generally being 10kph over and not falling off - would be good if it depended on load though. excavators and tramcars being more top-heavy than empty flatcars, say

[@pootispiker2866]

@@RoamingAdhocrat Obviously empty flatcars always derail first /j

[@sam-ej7sq]

I love that this series keeps going, dv is an amazing game. I fully expect something just as long when cos comes out😂

[@cmdrbigbob]

Be excellent to each other. AND PARTY ON DUDE!!!

[@Idaho-Cowboy]

Hyce: Perhaps we saved it. Me hearing the sound track: I don't think so. To be fair it didn't explode, yet.

[@AllNetTony]

Hey Hyce, the museum locomotives will always be in or near the yard, never out in the wild. The furthest I've seen found is a locomotive outside City West, and it was almost all the way to the Oil Well Central. I think it's 200 meters from the limit of the city/facility is where the cutoff is for the spawn. There's also a guide on the Steam forums with all the (found) locations, just in case you want it. Also also, apparently more than one museum loco can spawn in the same location, so be thorough.

[@Xoruam]

40:00 Yup. I did at 39:37, _exactly_ when you said "It would be funny if it was right next to the roundhouse" xD

[@patricksheary2219]

I really like seeing all the new changes, Mark but especially the addition of a museum! Congrats on your first collection acquisition. Let the restoration fun begin. BTW the museum building reminds me of the B&O Museum’s historic roundhouse. So cool! As always Professor another fun episode and cheers to you.

[@ericwemmer402]

I have tears today from all the laughs, thank you for the entertaining episode. And thought I spotted the museum loco and rewound the vid but wasn't sure. Then you saw it some 20 seconds later. I laughed a bit more at that.

[@peregrina7701]

Such a fun time, and I knew the smooth run with the tankers was _never_ a trend that was going to continue. John Doe, get out your calculator. Can't wait to see the shenanigans that ensue while that DE2 is in restoration. :) BTW, I want to see the lubricator on Peaches doing the dance IRL now. Thanks for the fun video!! :)

[@TaliaJohnson]

Toronto Streetcars have what is called "Necessary Action" shortened to N/A for switches at intersections where they switch to a different street from a line. There's a button the operator presses to throw the switch, if it isn't pressed and the switch is switched it flips back. It's been around for decades. The old PCC cars had it. If you're in Toronto and see signs at streetcar intersections above the track that says N/A that is what it is for.

[@AlchemistCH]

fun thing about museum locomotives - I found 3 of them at the same station within like 100 meters from each other (so far got 4 and fixed 2 of them). Currently running all the weird routes to fully map the pathways (speeds, grades, distances). I'm totally not running a low visibility locomotive until I have data on the routes. Already wrecked twice while taking mapping notes.

[@redshiftthefox]

My experience with the museum engines so far is that they are usually within a stations bounds and are very close or right next to a rail. My rerail costs in Realistic mode have been just over $1,000. So far I've found and fully restored an S060 and DE2, I've found and am in the process of restoring the S282. I've found the DE6 next to a pile of scrap cars at the Steel Mill, but I don't have the license so it continues being a sad, rusty choo-choo.

[@ghoszt22]

So, what you're saying, is that it has humbuckers. Sweet.

[@BiggsHobbies]

Man, with all that poor steam engine went through this episode, it'll need more restoration work than the DE2!

[@FM60260]

I have been on the fence about DV for a while but I finally gave in and bought it after B99 having seen the converted railbus. I have been playing it almost non stop, bought all four shed keys, found four of the six museum locos (just need the DM3 and the DE2 demos), and managed to get 6 locos on one train (with DE2 and DH4 when I only had the licenses for those and the DM3).

[@grinchcrafter8969]

The Museum Locos are just the Locomotives of Hyces' past comming back to haunt him

[@jondorthebrinkinator]

32:45 That section is a little more curvy to accommodate the extra switch for the cutoff toward City West

[@Trekkertech]

I found both the DM3 and the S282 in Harbor and Town, DE6 was located in the steel mill right in plain sight that I missed multiple times, DE2 was at the coal power plant, DH4 was either in the forester or the sawmill area, and the S060 was lying in the middle of an active coal mine, far away from the rail.

[@MossyMug]

26:40, Bill and Ted's! Excellent!

[@bernardearly4120]

To make things easier you should just weld a copy of everything to the roof so you don't have to come down and not die

[@Brotherdot]

I wish at least one of the museum relics could be restored at a low price so that it could be found and restored relatively quickly in a new game. But it's so much fun to race around the map, looking for relics. We get to enjoy all the new routes and route changes.

[@TkFtrd1]

Hyce, I am so glad that I wasn’t the only one that completely forgot the brake cutout on the steam engine. I chased that issue up and down the train for like 5 minutes before I found the cutout in the S060 just yesterday.

[@jaredstafford3354]

12:20 so what’s interesting is I just learned about neat bit of kit installed to several PCC used for operating switches on the fly, it seems very similar to TWC

[@fireutility21]

Hyce, you and I have opposite problems. Where I found three museum locomotives within an hour of playing the update; S282 at harbor and town next to track A2, DE2 next to the museum roundhouse, and the DH4 at Coal Mine South directly next to the loading track. I have them rerailed, except the DM3 since I didn't buy that license, now the issue is paying for the restorations. I don't have the money for that. I also discovered that the S282 will not fit on the table at the museum with the Demonstrator S282

[@benthecat4345]

The demonstrator (museum) engines can be found at set spawn locations at every station except for the Military Base and having one spot between CW and OWC. The spawn point that a demonstrator engine spawns at is randomized, so you still have to check every location, but it is possible for multiple engines to spawn at the same station (I found both the DE6 and DE2 at CP). I've managed to find all except for the DM3 with my squad of 5 DH4s (3 front and 2 back) hauling the wrecked engines as I hunt down the last engine

[@bacare1971]

Woah! Most Excellent movie quote dude.

[@quackduckface]

after getting the handcar moving i always switch to using the scrollwheel, with that techneque ive managed what i think is 100kph+ if not much more. always fun to speed around in the handcar at unreasonable speeds

[@FotoElla3795]

As Adam would say on Mythbusters, "WELL, There's your problem!!"

[@AshHill07]

39:37 The instant you said that I noticed the DE2 cab was sticking out above the scrap... It is worth pointing out with the demonstrators, they are completely random. It's easy to make the mistake I did and think that finding one in one location means you won't find any others there, but it is entirely possible for them all to be in one place if there's enough spawn locations.

[@GP30_Foamer]

I was screaming in the middle of class when you didn’t realize the engine was cut out lmao

[@jerrysgardentractorsengine2243]

Definitely felt my heart rate go up a bit when I heard Kenosha restart at 41:17

[@LoneWolf0648]

at 29:00 for speed callouts you could always try to get ahold of "b!tchin betty" the voice in the F/A-18... the "pull up" and whatnot, that would be hilarious to have her calling out alerts in DV that mod would be god tier also all the demonstrator wrecks are in or very close to the stations, i had 2 at GF, 1 at SM, 1 at the harbor...

[@BandanRRChannel]

That ppor companion handcar...remember when you cared so much about him? Serious betrayal of trust right there. :P

[@AkiUwUx3]

The music starting at the beginning of the video made my brain autocorrect it to a bunch of italian meme songs combined before it corrected itself back to the this mortal plane of existence we call reality, where we suffer not being able to see steam choo choo everywhere

[@Br-bs1xe]

Not all trams in Germany have the route system you described. For example, in Kassel, there are still positions the dispatchers set the course for the tram.

[@AndreEckert]

Today, a Museum Tram was operating in Rostock. Hi from Northern Germany btw 😂👍

[@Br-bs1xe]

@@AndreEckert Cool, what kind of tram was that? Tatra T6A2? Hi from Northern Hessen :D

[@AndreEckert]

@Br-bs1xe LOWA Wagen 😄 Baujahr 1954 glaube ich

[@Br-bs1xe]

@@AndreEckert Unfortunately, we have beautiful old trams that are not ready to run in the technology museum. The KVG still has three N8Cs, but they are parked due to accidents/rust damage.

[@AndreEckert]

@Br-bs1xe Oh, that's sad to hear 😔

[@kyleclemmons2006]

44:42 how the physics

[@johnathanreeves4654]

I haven't seen the video yet but... NOOOO NOT THE EMOTIONAL SUPPORT HAND CAR.

[@thelightkitsune9475]

Hey Hyce, I have looked online and my own saves and have a pretty good idea of most of museum train locations. HB: I’ve heard that they can be by the G1S and on the other end of the F yard closer to the way to get the slug. MF: either side of the roundhouse. CW: look in the river that’s where I found an 060 IME: behind a container or pile of metal by A1S FM A2S I believe. It’s one of the A lines. OR: A6S GF: under one of the two roofs housing scrap. Other side of wall by passenger platform. Little lake as seen in video for build 99 CMS: other side of station building (info wasn’t descriptive) CP: A6S and either this or OR can have one under an awning. FF: between buildings behind the train spawns by the turntable. SM: by the service shed or A4S. Most you do have to go into the yard and look around, but these have been what I’ve seen most of and have found myself. Basically they’ll always be in the location or just slightly outside. Good luck hunting.

[@terranengineer8877]

Haven't thought about lionel train town in years, and all that comes to mind is "fire stoker, jobs are not for the faint of heart"

[@Voucher765]

Awesome Hyce, Working on the ES&D must be one of the best positions to have

[@sirusmaj]

@26:47: Ziggy Piggy - Bill and Ted's most Excellent Adventure.

[@Hyce777]

Ding ding!

[@Surkai25]

i love it. "oh no! my mods! oh dear! i'll never be able to save it!" Hyce: Just stands there

[@Hyce777]

p much

[@levibruner7553]

Hey Hyce, I have found 3 of the locomotives and they were all in the stations right next to the track like they just heard "Sliiiide to the left!". 2 of them were in City South. They seem to be pretty easy to see and only in stations. I don't think you can find them beyond the bounds of the stations, there are apparently 27 places they can spawn.

[@daverybigboyd1202]

Good job hyce

[@Foxymorris9236]

36:43 imagine Derail Valley had hotboxes like Railroader

[@Foxymorris9236]

27:51 yeah i have had that happened before on TSW 3 on the second steam UK map route from an 50 mph to an 15 mph within 200 ish yards without heads up time to slow down

[@CadenKarow]

Ah yes money for nothing 41:47 love that song

[@fatman7220]

the hills are alive with the sound of wooo

[@herpderp264]

I found the DE6, DE2 and S282 easily, then the other three were a pain in my ass. Finally found one of them and found the other two at the same time. Also, find Olaf's key, makes doing museum stuff so much easier.

[@benjamingrobe5296]

I saw the roof of the museum train while you were looking at the diesel 😅

[@jerrywalker7192]

Hyce heres a hint for the museum 0-6-0 IT CAN SPAWN IN THE DAMN WATER!!!

[@LeviBooker]

“The beatings will continue until morale improves” was not a saying I knew I needed to hear so badly 😂

[@jacobramsey7624]

So far, I have found most of the museum locomotives. I know they are placed differently per player but here is where I found mine. One was at the harbor by the Passenger platforms, one was at coal mine south by track A2L, another was at the food factory by the service building, one was at the goods factory by track A2S, and the final one was at the coal power plant neer track A6s. Again, I know the locomotives are placed differently per player, but hopefully, this helps with the searching.

[@ant71989]

Just be aware if your not already that wireless MU causes cable MU to stop working. Although the fact wireless MU has unlimited range could be good for mass ES&Ding. Just set up a load of MU compatible locos with the 'splody Bois and set them all going for the ultimate random kenosha moment. Consider it an experiment do trains still explode if no one is watching.

[@ericbonanno5214]

I found 2 locomotives and the DE2 was not one of them. And I used that turntable in the Harber all the time to turn around my choo choo.

[@tcm_tatra]

1:00:30for any reason , the buttons for the turn table in the museum are working only close to the entrance track. I hope they will fix it to be able to control the turn table from anywhere in it's area , having to look from the entrance where it needs to be positioned it's quite hard.😅