Train Simulator 2014 HD: MSTS Milwaukee Road Class F7 Speed Test On the Northeast Corridor (100 MPH)

A bit of a slow start, but she gets there eventually.
Ever wanted to run the steam locomotives of old from MSTS on Train Simulator 2014? Well, now you can! Simply download the .rwp file found here and use the utilities tool to install:
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Be mindful that not everything is perfect, and there are some glitches depending on stock. I take no credit for the production of anything seen here or available for download. I'm simply passing along this opportunity to you, a fellow enthusiast. Enjoy =)
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[@thunder230mph6]

Wow, it's a real shame none of the MR Class F7s survived into preservation, they were truly magnificent engines.

[@thisisutubnottwitterwhyhandles]

Otto Kuhler....thanks for brining us the most fantastic streamline steamer your awesome

[@thisisutubnottwitterwhyhandles]

22:23 my favorite part

[@davidstrawn9272]

Very nice. I love how you included the "Cedar rapids" observation car on the rear of the F7 Hiawatha hudson's train, because I imagined if a new build F7 hudson (like PRR T1 trust) can have Cedar rapids on the rear of the Hiawatha excursions. I counted 13 coaches. If the MSTS F7 can pull 13 cars, so can a new build Milwaukee Road F7 hudson locomotive!

[@daveyboygee]

This is a fun video! Anyone who wants to see this great train run again, like this comment. Next, go right away and get behind the Coalition for Sustainable Rail (CSR) project to rebuild the last remaining high speed Hudson type engine in the world. Yes, gentlemen, there IS ONE LAST HUDSON REMAINING. Built within a year of the Milwaukee road F7 steam loco and with specs that virtually mirror those of that engine (yes 84 inch drivers!), Santa Fe 3463 is the best candidate to showcase the attributes of these high-speed passenger service engines. CSR has even vowed to attempt to top the 126 mph speed record upon completion of the restoration of this loco. I propose that, being the last such engine, friends of the Milwaukee Road 261 and those interested in the history of the NYC Dreyfuss J3a petition for time with this loco. Perhaps an interchangeable linkage for attaching a Milwaukee road and/or Dreyfuss shroud could be engineered so that each area could see their favorite Dreyfuss Hudson reenacted in it's own running dress. Find more details at csrail.org/3463 Now GO SUPPORT THIS PROJECT, THE LAST CHANCE TO A SEE HIGH SPEED HUDSON RIDE THE HIGH RAIL IN YOUR LIFETIME!

[@alexthesouthernpacificmt4879]

Ok

[@pilsudski36]

Would like to see a simulation with a Pennsy T-1!

[@nelygarciag]

1:33 Did Hiwatha had Hudson's whistle??

[@vijayalakshmipandian6169]

Great Whistle, Milwaukee Road. What a Nice Bell.

[@avatarthanosthelegendarysu5883]

They should put that whistle on snowpiercer

[@daveyboygee]

And another thing...This is pretty accurate. Milwaukee's was the fastest steam engine ever built. Period. For those that think this engine was just a "knock-off" of the CN&W E4 (because they looked the same and were both built by ALCO), here are some interesting numbers... (from @t database) Milwaukee Road F7 CN&W E4 LNER Mallard the "fastest" steam locomotive Robert LeMassena's Power Computation 28,950 27,210 10,300 Same as above plus superheater percentage 37,346 35,917 12,669 Power L1 60,547 59,775 28,772 Power MT 1853.93 1830.29 1285.77 (and drive wheels that were 4" smaller in diameter) This is where something starts to smell fishy. The bottom line is that America's forgotten gem of a locomotive should get ALL it's due.

[@ajf3202]

Yet mallard is faster 😬

[@Azwarrior94]

Looks like a very bouncy ride in the observation car.

[@thunder230mph6]

BTW, was the coal shoveling manual or auto?

[@sarrav78]

Nice Paintwork

[@gabriell.p.simulacao4640]

Hi Fan Railer did you have a train eurostar class 373 converted to railworks?

[@joshbreck3489]

I AM GONNA GET DAT GAME SOMEDAY

[@thecoook]

Nice work!

[@alexthesouthernpacificmt4879]

Its supposed to be a horn not a whistle

[@trainzman-harperman]

who made this?

[@vonmillardmanalastas7524]

How do you install the .rwp file?

[@matthewhayes4721]

Could you send me the 844 with a better whistle?

[@seargentvader8874]

Which Hiawatha version is better? Comment, Pacific Also comment Atlantic. My favorite is

[@seargentvader8874]

The Atlantic version.

[@sirpatrick5564]

@@seargentvader8874 Baltic on top, generally because of how it runs 100 mph daily while pulling passengers, top speed could be around 125-130 smth like that, other than that it's design is a 10. Simply an amazing piece of how it looks.

[@jaylenbernard1237]

I reached 101

[@vijayalakshmipandian6169]

Please do the 261 and make it go 110

[@vijayalakshmipandian6169]

How Big You Are

[@zacharyschraier6446]

This does work for TS2017 I assume? I know you might've had this asked like a billion times but I just want to know.

[@FahriPsatir]

Yes use utilites tool

[@alexthesouthernpacificmt4879]

@@FahriPsatir u play it

[@masterd1612]

How did you get it?

[@FanRailer]

Dominic Ureño read the description........

[@muhammadfadhiil3430]

SHE IS LOUD

[@alexthesouthernpacificmt4879]

Look s like it from trainz

[@FahriPsatir]

No its Msts convert

[@jessicawilliams399]

Do you have trainz simulator 2? Do you have the engine on there? SEND ME IT NOW!

[@FanRailer]

no, no, and subsequently, no.