STEAM_WORKSHOP creator
Agohonoh
19 projects across 2 games, 92.8k downloads in total.
- Projects
- 19
- Games
- 2
- Downloads
- 92.8k
- Last shipped
- 4 y ago
- Third Rail Tracks: North AmericaThis mod adds third rails to the game. The rails come as new track types and conform to both curves and slopes automatically and with 2 levels of detail. Their dimensions are based upon third rails around New York and the stylised on the Toronto Subway. Included are standard and high-speed varian...41.2k downloadsupdated 7 y ago
- Third Rail Tracks: United KingdomThis mod adds third rails to the game. The rails come as new track types and conform to both curves and slopes automatically and with 2 levels of detail. Their dimensions are based upon third rails around the UK. Included are standard and high-speed variants of the 3rd rail. The 3rd rails do not...31.6k downloadsupdated 7 y ago
- Hong Kong Tramways 香港電車 - 6th Generation Tram (2.5D)中文翻译请移步评论区，找Charles的评论 See comments for Chinese translation by Charles! These trams are drawn in 2.5D! Hong Kong Tramways is one of the few double-deck tram systems in the world. With its tall and narrow vehicles, I thought it would be an ideal candidate for an experiment of using 2.5D to render...2.1k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- R142/R188 New York City Subway09/May/2021 - Completely overhauled the visuals This is my version of the New York Subway's R142, R142A, and R188 contract trains which collectively form the A-Division New Technology trains. Currently, they run on the 2, 4, 5, and 7 services. Each train is available in a single set of 5/6 cars o...1.9k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- British Rail APT-P - Class 370The Advanced Passenger Train, classified as the Class 370 was a experimental and very technologically advanced high-speed tilting train made by British Rail Engineering Limited after extensive and expensive research. Ultimately, it gained a reputation for poor ride quality with the tilting action...1.7k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- PCC Streetcar - Post-WarThe Presidents’ Conference Committee (PCC) streetcars were a famous design of streetcar that plied the streets of many North American cities (and in some other continents too!). In some ways, these streetcars mark the end of the great age of the North American streetcar with many of these vehicle...1.5k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- R44/R46 New York City SubwayThe R44 and R46 subway trains for the New York subway entered service in 1971 as the first set of 75 ft trains for the subway system. During testing, they achieved the world speed record for subway trains reaching 87.75 mph (141.22 km/h). The R44 trains have largely been retired from the system,...1.5k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Montréal REM - Alstom MetropolisThis is the future rolling stock of the Réseau Express Métropolitain (Metropolitan Express Network) for Montreal and its region. The REM replaced the Deux Montagnes commuter train which ran through the century old Mount Royal Tunnel and is planned to open its first section from Central Station to...1.4k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- BART Classes A/B/CThese are the original sets of trains made for the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) system in San Francisco plus the later additions of the C cars. The A and B cars were introduced with the system opening in 1972 of which the A cars feature streamlined cabs and B cars being powered trailers. Unusual...1.2k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- R40 Slant New York City SubwayThe R40 subway trains were easily recognisable due to their distinctive slanted front. Introduced in 1968 and designed by the famous Raymond Loewy & Associates design firm, the 10-degree slanted front was very aesthetically compelling and was to make the subway more attractive. However, the large...1.1k downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- MR-73 Montréal MetroDou dou dou! This is the Montreal Metro's MR-73 trains. Originally designed for the 1976 Olympics, these rubber-tired trains still run on the Metro's track today. The trains are unique in their 3-tone acceleration noise, making the recognisable "Dou dou dou" that has become part of the Metro's id...982 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- R40M/R42 New York CityAfter the many difficulties associated with the stylish but dangerous slant-fronted R40 trains, later vehicles were ordered with a straight-ended front and delivered in 1968. These modified cars were classified as the R40M and their design was carried over to the next order, the R42s, which were...922 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- UTDC ICTS Mark 1/Bombardier Innovia ART 100In the 1970s Ontario Provincial Government wanted to develop a fully automatic medium capacity transit system. The result of this development was the fittingly named Intermediate Capacity Transit System (ICTS). The ICTS project was absorbed by the Urban Transportation Development Corporation, a n...896 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Toronto ALRVToronto's articulated version of the CLRV was introduced in 1987, 10 years after the CLRVs. Most commonly, they ran on the 501 Queen route but would also be run on others, particularly the 511 Bathurst and 504 King. Never quite as reliable as their non-articulated siblings, they were intended to...886 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- MR-63 Montréal MetroThis is the Montreal Metro's MR-63 trains. These rubber-tired trains were the original trains that ran on the Metro when it opened in 1966. After running for over 50 years, they were retired in 2018. Each set is 3 cars long and available in 9, 6, or 3 car trains. Specifications for a 9 car set Ma...876 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Toronto CLRVThese streetcars first trundled down the streets of Toronto in 1977, after much deliberation about the future of the streetcar network. In many ways, this streetcar cemented the continued existence of Toronto's network as the ageing PCC fleet would have either resulted in the network being scrapp...836 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- VIA Rail LRCVIA Rail's wonderfully bilingual acronymed train, the LRC, was originally envisioned to run on the existing corridor tracks but at much higher speeds. As a result, the Canadian government invested heavily into designing a tilting train capable of 125 mph (201km/h). The design itself was relativel...780 downloadsupdated 5 y ago
- Melbourne A Class TramThe A Class trams were introduced in 1984 and evolved from the prior Z class trams. Built by the venerable Comeng, these trams, are characterized by their boxy appearance along with their larger B Class siblings. Since, they have reliably roamed the streets of Melbourne for almost 40 years. Despi...776 downloadsupdated 4 y ago
- Melbourne B Class TramThe B Class trams were introduced in 1984 as an extension of the A Class tram order. Two prototypes (B1 Class) we built by Comeng, and production models (B2 Class) began assembly in 1987. These trams were the first articulated trams ordered for the Melbourne tram network, which would set the tren...772 downloadsupdated 4 y ago