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{{Infobox:Manufacture | {{Infobox:Manufacture | ||
| title = Freight Train | | title = Freight Train | ||
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| time = 60 | | time = 60 | ||
| resources = 14000 grams of [[steel]]<br/>400 grams of [[aluminium]]<br/> | | resources = 14000 grams of [[steel]]<br/>400 grams of [[aluminium]]<br/> | ||
| − | | objects = 1 train frame <br/> 1 train | + | | objects = 1 [[train frame]] <br/> 1 [[train window]]s <br/> 8 [[train wheel]]s <br/> |
| tools = {{hammer}} <br/> [[wrench]] <br/>[[soldering iron]] <br/>{{sledgehammer}} | | tools = {{hammer}} <br/> [[wrench]] <br/>[[soldering iron]] <br/>{{sledgehammer}} | ||
| machines = | | machines = | ||
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| realcapacity = unknown | | realcapacity = unknown | ||
| surfaces = [[railway]] | | surfaces = [[railway]] | ||
| − | | speed = 0.1 | + | | speed = 0.5 (1.5 while controlled) |
| engine = [[train controls]] | | engine = [[train controls]] | ||
| weight effect = 150000 | | weight effect = 150000 | ||
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The freight train is a type of land vehicle that travels on a road type called 'railway', between two or more railway stations. It has a relatively low capacity for passengers, but a high capacity for resources and objects, and some unusual mechanics that distinguish it from other land vehicles - namely, it can only travel between railway stations, and will not stop in locations without railway stations. Railway barricades can prevent train travel through a location.
For more information on trains and their usage, please read the train travel guide.
See also Passenger train.
