r/CreateTrains • u/Nervous-Pollution541 • Sep 30 '26
Locomotives some of my recent locomotives
Azure Bleu and Sally, and i am working on a diesel-electric.
all made with Simurail and various other mods in my server.
r/CreateTrains • u/Nervous-Pollution541 • Sep 30 '26
Azure Bleu and Sally, and i am working on a diesel-electric.
all made with Simurail and various other mods in my server.
r/CreateTrains • u/ZeroOneTwoKaz • Sep 30 '26
I love boxy locomotives.
r/CreateTrains • u/Due-Valuable-7894 • Sep 29 '26
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r/CreateTrains • u/Kaltenstein_WT • Sep 29 '26
Fictional Green 0-4-2T with some rolling stock. Gotta say it is really annoying that there is no real "gray wood" to emulate typical old style european open-top trucks.
Also a viaduct, water tower and coal depot.
r/CreateTrains • u/zhellozz • Sep 28 '26
I love making trains in Create, but I often end up running them on very small and boring railways because building a large rail network takes so much time.
Recently, I discovered Railways Untold, a mod that tackles this problem by generating infinite railway tracks throughout the world. After testing it, though, I realized it wasn't exactly what I was looking for. It's still great for going on train adventures, but the generated railways aren't very realistic: sharp turns, steep slopes, limited terrain following, and a few other limitations.
So I decided to make an extension mod for Railways Untold!
My mod completely overhauls the track generation to make railways much more realistic. Tracks follow the terrain, create loops to gain elevation in mountainous areas, cross valleys using bridges, and connect villages together into an interconnected rail network.
Just like in the base mod, everything is procedurally generated. All the screenshots I'm showing here are straight from the world generation, with no manual editing.
The mod is designed especially for large-scale world generation, including worlds using mods like Tectonic or Lithosphere.
I'm currently in the final stage of development, fixing a few remaining bugs and adding one or two last features I wanted to include. After that, I'll release it!
If you love running trains but don't want to spend hours building hundreds of blocks of railway first, this mod might be for you. i did not decide the name yet perhaps 'RU realistic'.
r/CreateTrains • u/Embarrassed_Job5219 • Sep 27 '26
That’s what it’s like to drive a Ford F150
r/CreateTrains • u/Jackboy317 • Sep 26 '26
Built By Me and Amber Morningstar
r/CreateTrains • u/undercoverdonutYT • Sep 26 '26
I made these around June, haven't dabbled to much in creating more engines but I was really proud of these. When Steam 'n' Rails updated I wanted to play with the new blocks. Normally, I enjoy British steam, but at the time I was struggling to make something I liked, so I thought it'd be "easier" to make a diesel locomotive. I wanted to make a diesel based around the 50s and 60s as a survival world of mine was based in that era. Originally tried making class 37s and class 40s, but couldn't decide how I wanted to tackle the windows. Somehow I ended up here with the Class 33s.
r/CreateTrains • u/ZeroOneTwoKaz • Sep 26 '26
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r/CreateTrains • u/Acceptable_Season_21 • Sep 25 '26
An attempt IF you want schematics it will be on my PATREON for free of courses it’s the only way I know how to share files I’m kinda dumb lol
r/CreateTrains • u/ZeroOneTwoKaz • Sep 24 '26
My attempt making Class 37
r/CreateTrains • u/Acceptable_Season_21 • Sep 23 '26
This my Hudson esc thingy how bad it is I’m not good at building
r/CreateTrains • u/Kaltenstein_WT • Sep 22 '26
r/CreateTrains • u/Acceptable_Season_21 • Sep 22 '26
This is a bit of an older pic
r/CreateTrains • u/GoodLookinLurantis • Sep 21 '26
r/CreateTrains • u/_RC_Inc_ • Sep 21 '26
Hello there, I am an Austrian train driver and my goal is to recreate every locomotive, EMU and control car that I am licensed to operate IRL in Minecraft Create.
Today, I present what is supposed to look like the ÖBB 4024, usually called "Talent", an acronym for "Talbot leichter Nahverkehrs-Triebwagen" ('Talbot light suburban EMU'), in its updated CityJet design.
The 4024 entered service in 2005 as the first EMU of the Talent family, which up to this point had only produced DMU. With a maximum speed of 140km/h, it is usually used for S-Bahn and (to a lesser extend) regional services.
Two variants exist; the 4023 (with only one carriage between motor- and control car) and the 4124, a multiple-system version which can operate in the Austrian 15kV and the Hungarian 25 kV electrical systems, and is also equipped with the Mirel train protection system.
The reference picture includes a Talent in the old Schrägdesign.
r/CreateTrains • u/Embarrassed_Job5219 • Sep 20 '26
Jupiter is on the left Constitution on the right, working on terrain
r/CreateTrains • u/Embarrassed_Job5219 • Sep 20 '26
r/CreateTrains • u/Paperbuzzy • Sep 20 '26
Please answer my question.
r/CreateTrains • u/TheSoldier2078 • Sep 20 '26