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Vulcan class locomotive

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Tags: v1.5.17

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9 Mar, 2022 @ 4:25am

11 Oct, 2022 @ 2:42pm

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Description

Vulcan class steam locomotive

Designed and built by an engineer who accidentally mixed up his tea and coffee supply, the Vulcan class can best be described as 'terrifying to be around' and 'dear god make it go away'

Specifications
35 mph top speed
Pull load of 'alot'
Only needs 1 crew to operate

Features
Replica steam piston setup
'Steam' whistle
Compatible with most other carriages

To start
Simply hop into the cab and turn the 'light boiler' key

Inspired by my nightmares

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19 Comments

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knockback 7 Mar @ 9:54am

broken does not work anymore

Olosawa 16 Jun, 2023 @ 8:05am

oh nvm it does its just too darn silent

Olosawa 16 Jun, 2023 @ 7:54am

why the whistle not work

bink2006 4 May, 2023 @ 3:22am

when are the brakes activated, i cant figure that out ;_;

Tmccanna 31 Mar, 2022 @ 12:15pm

thats literally not at all how the search works here but ok

Shaku Kohaku Vendell 31 Mar, 2022 @ 3:51am

@solarflareyt623 The word Vulcan. They're a race of aliens in Star Trek. The franchise's iconic Commander Spock was a Vulcan. They're named after their planet, Vulcan, which is named after the Pagan Roman god of fire. Since Locomotives used fire to boil water, the name "Vulcan" is a fitting name for a steam locomotive. More so given that the design if of a very early British style, and the Brits loved names rather than numbers to identify locomotives, especially early on.