might be my end, but when I got around to dropping off vans at north 09, I got an error for an "AI collision" derailment? I had the points setup fine so I assume maybe the AI may have had an issue

Thank you very much, Kyrile & readerj001 for your nice feedback! All the best, Tob

Brilliant scenario. I do enjoy a bit of shunting. I spent hours and hours watching the freight and cargo being moved around Temple Mills in Stratford, East London when I were a lad and I really enjoyed this trip down memory lane.

Brilliant! I really enjoyed this. Only just learned how to play shunting scenarios and this was very highly enjoyable. No fuss, no rush, excellent little details of the workers and vehicles around at the end - and I took some great screenshots too! Thanks for taking the time to make this.

Thank you very much, snapper!

Excellent shunting scenario. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you very much, John!

Hi Tob. Another good one that worked well from end to end. J.

Thank you for your kind feedback, JJTimothy. I am happy that you've enjoyed this one. Cheers, Tob

I can't remember when I subscribed to this but, for some reason, I've only just gotten around to running it. I'm not a great fan of shunting scenarios but this goes off the beaten track and is welcome for it. Failed the first time but pretty sure that was my fault and experienced none of the problems described by some other users.

Thank you for posting.

Hello Op1e123, as you can see in the feedbacks this scenario is basically OK. And I'm known for trouble-free scenarios. :-) Such things happen from time to time and are mainly caused by workshop-sync errors. If you want to: try to unsucscribe, delete the scenario in TS and resubscribe. All the best, Tob

Sadly there was a game over error due to an AI train derailment :(

Thank you for your feedback, Erdepflschaeler! :-D

Thank´s a lot for this great scenario!

Thank you very much for your nice feedback, IC125! Well, it's never to late for feedback - especially for such nice ones. :-D Best wishes, Tob

Little bit late to the party, but I would like to say well done for this scenario. Well thought out and good AI. Looking forward to playing your other scenarios. Thank you.

Yes, and it didn't work.

Hello Choot Choot am trein, did you delete the scenario inside of TS before resubscribing to it? Best wishes, Tob

I cannot seem to play this, sadly. I have re-installed it twice, and it still says (even though it shows the add-ons are installed) I have to buy them. Any ideas?

Hello 935turbo & pmcbeath, I've had comparable problems with other scenarios (not only my own ones). The strange thing is that the derailment doesn't happen for every player, so this must be some kind of random bug / fault with the workshop sync. Most problems can be solved by unsubscribing from the scenario, deleting it inside of TS (very important!) and resubscribing. Best wishes, Tob

Love your scenarios, but having a problem with this one. When I go to pick up the coal wagons with a brake wagon at each end I have a derailment or collision just inside the turnout. Same as pmcbeath comment below.

Thank you very much, Keith! Best wishes, Tob

Hi Tob, all went well for me, thanks for your efforts.
Regards, Keith.

Great Scenario, until I go for the coal brake and hoppers. I get a collision and derailment 5m from contact.Any Ideas?

Merci beaucoup, rouanet.b! Cordialement, Tob

Woaouu ! bon scenario merci .

Hello tom_hud999, I've never heard of this issue so far (and I receive a lot of feedback). You might consider to reinstall STEAM & TS, maybe the fault is inside the installation, so that the European Loco & Asset Pack isn't recognized properly. All the best, Tob

For some reason I can't play any of your senarios that need the European Loco and Asset pack even though I have it installed. Wondering if you've heard of an issue like this before?

Thank you very much, John. I appreciate that you take the time to give me feedback! Best regards, Tob

Great Shunting SenarioThis is well Thought out and very Enjoyable. Thanks.

Thank you so much, Glenagalt! I wished somebody would have told me earlier about that - not after more than 200 scenarios! :-D Your input is more than welcome! Best regards, Tob

For lots more information on freight operations I suggest this website. It's written for modellers (usually enthusiasts who know lots about engines but less about operations and stuff) who want to run their model railways like the real thing once they've built them.
http://www.igg.org.uk/gansg/index.htm#bash

Full story won't fit the 1000 character limit. Short version:
Wagon= any goods vehicle
Van= wagon with a roof to protect delicate or valuable loads.
Open wagon= a wagon with sides but no roof, for general goods or minerals.
Hopper= specialist open wagon with sloped sides and a bottom door for instant unloading.
tank wagon= wagon with a closed metal body (usually cylindrical) for carrying liquids.
Flat wagon= wagon that's just a floor on wheels, for large objects like vehicles or machinery.
brake van= van with accomodation for a guard. Would usually be ballasted to make it heavy (and its brakes more powerful), and have lookout verandahs and duckets, and a chimney for the coal-fired stove.

Hello Glenagalt, thank you for your nice feedback and your input regarding "vans". I didn't know that the term "van" is limited on specific stock! What would be correct words? I know van, wagon and coach? Best regards, Tob

That was a thoroughly entertaining way to spend an hour or so, with a good mix of activity. I took a fair while longer than advertised, but I like to creep about yards at speeds that appear realistic to me rather than right against the red-line of the limit. One minor niggle: the prompts all refer to "vans", even when you're dealing with a tank or opens, which can be a little confusing.

Thank you very much, David! :-D Best regards, Tob

Hello, Tob. This is another great scenario, as gasman says below! Enjoyed all the shunting! Wonderful stuff! Thank you very much for all you've done in creating these scenarios. Again as said by gasman, your hard work is much appreciated. Kind regards, David.

Thank you very much, gasman! I am happy to hear that you enjoyed this scenario. The loading/unloading facilities haven't been modeled - that's really a pitty! We have to use our imagination there. :-D Best regards, Tob

Another GREAT scenarioTob, I really enjoyed it. Love this little shunter, it really can move a lot of cars at once. I had a question about the UK colliery; I am in the US and we have loading/unloading machines for bulk cargo like coal. I see no such equipment in the UK colliery, are they just not modeled or how are the hopper cars loaded? I had to laugh at the end of your scenario. The blokes unloading the cars looked like some of the workers in the US: 1 working and 5 loafing!! Good touch, as is all of this scenario. Thanks again for sharing these scenarios, I see you have 21 pages of scenarios, you are a busy man, thanks for the hard work, it is much appreciated!!!

Thank you, Karinya! Best regards, Tob

great shunting scenario that ran well. many thanks

Thank you, Steve. Best regards, Tob

Great stuff again Tob - Thank You!

Das freu mich sehr! :-) Viele Grüße, Tob

Prima Aufgabe. Bis jetzt laufen deine Szenarien alle problemlos. Klasse!

Thank you, tubs_lardy! Best regards, Tob

Brilliant shunting scenario. Most enjoyable!

Thank you, Deadly-Dorito! :-)

This was a great scenario. I really enjoyed it! Thanks

Thank you very much, Barrie! :-) Best regards, Tob