I don’t Normally spend time watching such videos, but I liked the music, the composition, the voice, it was a pleasant trip into the newest Trainz and it felt like it was a good balance between the length and the info, scenes shown, thank you!
The given music fits this very well, but if you’re interested in a very different feel to this video… try”Cachua” from the album “Villancicos y Danzas Criollas” by Hesperion XX / XXI. The driving rhythm seems to have been intended to be a musical description of a steam loco… and several hundred years before they were invented!
Thanks for the neat video. I’m looking for a new train sim and this has my attention.
… thankz for this great educational vid … learned and inspired a lot …
grtz
daveric (aka zsuda)
Thank You for this Review!
I don’t Normally spend time watching such videos, but I liked the music, the composition, the voice, it was a pleasant trip into the newest Trainz and it felt like it was a good balance between the length and the info, scenes shown, thank you!
Nicely done. Look forward to more.
Welcome back Nick! You have been missed. Hoping to see more of your wonderful reviews as the year progesses.
I love this review. I live really close to Strasburg and belong to the Strasburg Model Railroad Club. Is this available to purchase?
Hi Jim,
The route is available for download on this website (requires registration): https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/trainz_commuter_rail/
Note that the version in this video has been heavily modified from the original version.
The given music fits this very well, but if you’re interested in a very different feel to this video… try”Cachua” from the album “Villancicos y Danzas Criollas” by Hesperion XX / XXI. The driving rhythm seems to have been intended to be a musical description of a steam loco… and several hundred years before they were invented!
Thanks for the neat video. I’m looking for a new train sim and this has my attention.
Thanks for the recommendation. I looked it up, and I do love the rhythm of it!