Train Driver Journey 8 - Toronto Rail Lands.
Train Driver Journey 6 - Highland Valley Industries Train Driver Journey 5 -Tidewater Point Rail Train Driver Journey 4 - Introduction to Steam Each "Journey" is a stand-alone app or you can purchase many of the same Routes and Sessions via in-app purchase from our "Trainz Driver 2" and "Trainz Simulator 2" apps which also provide the amazing World Builder module to create your own tracks. Sessions included in this Train Driver Journey include:Ĭollect the full series of Train Driver "Journeys" and travel the world in charge of heavy freight, modern high speed passenger or old time steam locos. Most sessions include voice narration and a variety of locos from across Australia. This Australian route features a 35km stretch of mostly single track from Waldabavale to Karrah Bay along the Halley River. Explore amazingly detailed and interactive routes from around the world from a variety of camera angles. The video above is nine hours and 53 minutes long – it's available in spring, autumn and winter versions too – and while I won't claim to have watched it all, I've spent some pleasant work breaks in Brooklyn watching Scandinavian scenery go by.Your journey as a Train Driver begins today in this realistic train simulator! From the makers of the world-leading Trainz series, take charge of a wide range of powerful locos, hauling thousands of tonnes of freight, shunting in the yard or shuttling passengers along suburban lines. I was thrilled to learn, via an excellent Metafilter post, about a small online subculture of resistence to the attention-frittering trend: the existence of scores of YouTube videos documenting entire train journeys, some many hours long, from the perspective of the driver in the cab. Given the modern vogue/panic about short-reads being mere "linkblogging" and the practice of spinning out a few hundred words into a "serious, long-form journalism" wheeze that is split across eight or more screens, this may just be the video form for our age (and please let it be a short one!). Case in point: subculture of YouTubers who post full-length train journeys, hours and hours' worth - and if that's not long-form enough, how about 134-hour sea crossings? The two-to-three-minute video has now been firmly established as a genre (with the six-second video hot on its heels), but there's plenty of room at the long end of the scale.
YouTube has been an existence-proof of forms of video that were lurking in potentia, unable to come into existence due to limitations of the distribution channel.
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