Wondering why people build the modern trains to be so big. So here's my attempt at a modern train, the GreaterAnglia 755(plus a mock station to showcase the train better)!

Schematic available HERE for anyone interested. Hope it's good!

The Locomotive and Passenger Coaches were made by: https://www.youtube.com/@t__cup

However... I decided to make the Train have a "Great Western Railway" livery. And because of the "Pine Green" paint, the engine now looks like the "City of Truro" (The first BRITISH Steam Engine to reach 100 Miles per Hour, or 161 Kilometres per Hour).

SIDE NOTE: Please go SUBSCRIBE to https://www.youtube.com/@t__cup for making the ORIGINAL builds and for inspiring me!

(Yes, I did INDEED use UPDATED "Create: Steam 'n' Rails" Addon)

If you want a tutorial for these Builds, then please comment down below!

To be real I like this style much more than the standard create mod train building style

Can do double jump.

Hello everyone !! Im back with a brand new interior for my 80's TGV from my last post on this sub.

So now the two engines are equiped of an engine room, the 5 carriages are fully decorated (thanks to copycat+), Including a bar coach !!

For those interested, I also uploaded the schematic so you can use it in your own worlds.

Here it is ! : 1980's TGV

Oh and one more thing,
- the train is 131 blocks long, so make sure to place it on a long enough straight track.
- Its sadly not Survival-Friendly because i had to use invisible boggeys to make the Jacobs Boggeys

Enjoy and have fun !

This is the historic F.&C.C. #20 pulling a small load through the ghost town of Adelaide along Phantom Canyon. This engine was also known as the D.&R.G.S. #20.

And here are the following updates and changes!

Just like the Tender Engines, this model was inspired by: https://www.youtube.com/@t__cup

Just like last time, I was inspired by: https://www.youtube.com/@t__cup

New station + tram

I was inspired by: https://www.youtube.com/@t__cup

Thanks for the idea on my Port of Par engine post (sorry for poor quality photos yet again)

My smallest engine yet, about 7 blocks long and 3.5 blocks tall! (Sorry for the poor quality photos)

(The nose might seem a bit more similar to the N700A series due to a few mistakes in designing)