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4-4-4-4 Electric Locomotive
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Type: Blueprint
Version: 0.7
Blueprint Categories: Mechanical, Transport, Replica, Vanilla
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24 Mar, 2019 @ 2:54pm
24 Mar, 2019 @ 2:55pm
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4-4-4-4 Electric Locomotive

Description
A fast passenger locomotive capable of 130 mph. This locomotive is modeled after the PRR's DD1s, a class of electric locomotives from the 1910s.

To operate, turn on and take control of the engines.

I would like to thank Onca77 for building the original chassis that this is based on and that I modified, and Baron-of-Pingas-Bradders for working out some not insignificant detailing.

Weight: 17.7 metric tons

A collection of all functioning locomotives made by Xaerthus, Onca, Baron, and I is here: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1692456187

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TG_WiC 15 May, 2019 @ 1:41pm 
@Johnbeere Thanks!
Johnbeere  [author] 15 May, 2019 @ 1:37pm 
Actually, the video of this locomotive at the top of this page shows me connecting to the engines.
Johnbeere  [author] 15 May, 2019 @ 1:36pm 
Turn them all on, and connect to all of their throttles... You can control all at once.
TG_WiC 15 May, 2019 @ 1:28pm 
@Johnbeere Are all of the engines connected or do I have to turn them all on and control their speeds individually?
Johnbeere  [author] 14 May, 2019 @ 3:43pm 
@Thatguywhoiscool You've got to press F on the engine's remote controls and turn on the engines, then check your keybinds for what is bound to engine control, then use that keybind to throttle up/down.
TG_WiC 14 May, 2019 @ 1:34pm 
How do you drive it?
ＸＣａｎＧ 5 Apr, 2019 @ 7:28am 
2:51 yeh, looks like it really ellectrical, because it use magnetic force to back on tracks