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4-6-4 Locomotive
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Type: Blueprint
Version: 0.7
Blueprint Categories: Vanilla, Modded
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22 Apr, 2019 @ 8:18pm
23 Apr, 2019 @ 3:29pm
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4-6-4 Locomotive

Description
A fast 4-6-4 locomotive (100 mph) packed with details, of which I am very proud.

I have to thank Xaerthus for testing this locomotive and re-doing parts of the suspension for me, as well as contributing plenty of ideas.

Thanks to Xaerthus for providing these measurements:
- length: 79 small blocks (19.75 m)
- width: 10.5 small blocks (2.63 m)
- height: 16 small blocks (4 m)
- weight: 15.875 t (with full fuel and oil)
- max curve: 24°/10 m (basically no restrictions)
- max load: 200 t @ 2° with 2 t of weighting
- max speed: 105 mph (170 km/h)

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

Please join our Discord where you can talk about trains, ships, planes, tanks, and more in ME, here: https://discord.gg/VUMmkQe
8 Comments
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Johnbeere  [author] 14 Dec, 2021 @ 10:05pm 
Sorry, I don't. If you join the Discord, someone might be willing to give you a blueprint though.
Pegas519 14 Dec, 2021 @ 8:48pm 
Do you have more recent ones?
Johnbeere  [author] 14 Dec, 2021 @ 8:24pm 
You'll need to fill the engines with water and lubricant using a jerrycan. This locomotive is really, really outdated, so I don't recommend using it.
Pegas519 14 Dec, 2021 @ 7:47pm 
What am i doing wrong? I turn on the engine, attach a remote connection on the left, use r/t steams appears, nothing else happens.
Baron-of-Pingas-Bradders 22 Aug, 2019 @ 2:55am 
Hey @Johnbeere , could you poke @Xaerthus to read his emails please? (There's an idea I had and maybe you could both try it out; details are in the email sent to him)
Johnbeere  [author] 21 May, 2019 @ 1:44pm 
@GeoGent You must turn on the engines, connect to their throttles, and throttle up with the throttle keybind found in the bindings menu.
GeoGent 21 May, 2019 @ 1:36pm 
how do i get it moving
Steven 28 Apr, 2019 @ 1:19pm 
nice job man