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EDK-300 Railway crane

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== Background ==
The EDK series of railway cranes was considered one of the best not only in the USSR, but also in the world, in the second half of the 20th century. These machines were produced by the TAKRAF plant, which included about 50 heavy industry enterprises. Cranes manufactured by this concern were considered one of the best not only in the Warsaw Pact countries, but also in Western Europe.

All cranes of the EDK series are diesel-electric, respectively, have a diesel engine and a generator, which generates the energy necessary for the operation of the crane.

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EDK-300 red.png|EDK-300 in game
EDK-300 real.png|EDK-300 in the museum
EDK-300 view from the cabin.png|EDK-300 view from the cabin
EDK-300 preparation for work.png|EDK-300 preparation for work
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File:EDK-300 view from the cabin.png

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File:EDK-300 preparation for work.png

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EDK-300 Railway crane

2024-12-06T19:58:34Z

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Heliport

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== Background ==
A landing site is a plot of land or a specially prepared area of minimum permissible dimensions on any structures (roofs of buildings, surface
platforms, etc.) intended for regular or episodic takeoffs and landings of helicopters (calculated without using the influence of an "air cushion"). It consists of a work area that provides parking, separation and landing of the helicopter, and security lanes located around the perimeter of the work area. When the landing pads are located on the Safety lanes may not be provided on roofs of buildings, ships and similar structures.

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Trains

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==Background==
A train is a series of connected vehicles that run along a railway track and transport people or freight. Trains are typically pulled or pushed by locomotives (often known simply as "engines"), though some are self-propelled, such as multiple units. Passengers and cargo are carried in railroad cars, also known as wagons. Most trains operate on steel tracks with steel wheels, the low friction of which makes them more efficient than other forms of transport.

==Gameplay==
Trains run on [[railways|railway]] tracks. The player plans and constructs the railway system including [[semaphores]] or [[semaphores|signals]], and buys trains from the [[train depot]]. The trains can be bought in the currencies of Dollars or Rubles. The game provides in a few types of locomotives:
* [[#Diesel Locomotives|Diesel locomotives]]
* [[#Electric Locomotives|Electric locomotives]]
* [[#Trainsets|Trainsets]]
* [[#Motor wagons|Motor wagons]]

A train is composed of a locomotive with one or more wagons. These wagons can be divided into [[#Passenger wagons|passenger wagons]] and [[#Cargo wagons|cargo wagons]]. The player buys these wagons also in the train depot. This building is also the place where the player assembles the train. The player can create any train that meets his needs by dragging and dropping the wagons and locomotives. When a train runs somewhere in the world and the player would like to add, remove, sell wagons or even sell the train, the train first has to be sent back to the train depot. From the moment the train is parked in the train depot the player can change the configuration of the train or sell the train or parts of the train.

A special kind of train are [[#Track builders|track builders]]. These trains are bought in the train depot and moved to their workplace, the [[rail construction office]]. From the rail construction office they load the resources to build railway tracks, under control of the player to expand the railway system.

Apart from the above mentioned locomotives, trainsets and wagons also [[#Trams|trams]] and [[#Metros|metros]] can be bought from the train depot.

===Train control buttons===
Train control buttons, visible when a train is selected:
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop.png|frameless|24x24px]] New stop - Add a stop to the schedule.
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop_copy.png|frameless|24x24px]] Copy schedule to another train.
* [[File:button_cancel.png|frameless|24x24px]] Delete stop - Delete the select stop from the schedule of the train, enabled only when a stop is selected.
* [[File:button_moveto.png|frameless|24x24px]] Move to this stop - Force the train to drive to the select stop from the schedule of the train, enabled only when a stop is selected.
* [[File:Button_launch.png|frameless|24x24px]] Launch - Available only at the rail depot to start the train moving.
* [[File:button_depo.png|frameless|24x24px]] Go to depot - Force the train to drive to the selected depot.
* [[File:button_trainflip.png|frameless|24x24px]] Change direction of train - The train halts and comes to a halt, start driving again in the opposite direction.
* [[File:trash.png|frameless|24x24px]] Sell vehicle - Sell the train immediately.
* [[File:repaint.png|frameless|24x24px]] Change color/skin - Change the color of a train, only applicable for some trains.
* [[File:button_rename.png|frameless|24x24px]] Rename.
* [[File:stop_train.png|frameless|24x24px]] Stop train - The train halts and comes to a stop, the button changes over to start train.
* [[File:start_train.png|frameless|24x24px]] Start train - The train start driving again and the button changes over to stop train.
* [[File:tool_rail_semaphore.png|frameless|24x24px]] Ignore red signal - Force the train to ignore the red signal ahead and continue driving om the same railway track.

Train schedule buttons, visible when a train is selected:
* [[File:button_find_all.png|frameless|24x24px]] View line detail - Opens the line editing window.
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop_copy.png|frameless|24x24px]] Set line - Opens the list of lines window.
* [[File:button_cancel.png|frameless|24x24px]] ?

==Diesel locomotives==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
|060 DA
| 115 km/h
| 118 t
| 1250 kW
| 1970
| 1976
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|-
|Diesel loco type 753
| 100 km/h
| 73 t
| 1360 kW
| 1968
| 1977
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|CME2
| 80 km/h
| 72 t
| 552 kW
| 1957
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|CME3
| 95 km/h
| 123 t
| 993 kW
| 1963
| 1994
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|DR Class V 100
| 100 km/h
| 64 t
| 736 kW
| 1966
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
|DR Class V 119
| 120 km/h
| 99 t
| 1980 kW
| 1976
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|-
|M62
| 100 km/h
| 120 t
| 1500 kW
| 1965
| 2001
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
|SU45
| 97 km/h
| 118 t
| 1544 kW
| 1959
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
|2te2116
| 95 km/h
| 170 t
| 4500 kW
| 1971
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|T3M2
| 95 km/h
| 120 t
| 925 kW
| 1960
| 2000
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|TE7
| 100 km/h
| 252 t
| 2944 kW
| 1956
| 1964
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|TEP70
| 100 km/h
| 135 t
| 2942 kW
| 1973
| 1988
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|C201
| 95 km/h
| 125 t
| 1450 kW
| 1976
| 1992
| [[File:West.png|25x25px]]<br />USA
|}
</div>

==Electric locomotives==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_loco_163 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 85 t
| 3480 kW
| 1984
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2 train_eletric
| 75 km/h
| 120 t
| 3190 kW
| 1958
| 1976
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2r train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 126 t
| 4200 kW
| 1966
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2t train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 126 t
| 5100 kW
| 1973
| 1980
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs4 train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 131 t
| 5100 kW
| 1963
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs7 train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 172 t
| 6160 kW
| 1983
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_dr243 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 82 t
| 3720 kW
| 1985
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
| russian_loco_e201 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 115 t
| 3120 kW
| 1969
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_loco_e251 train_eletric
| 80 km/h
| 124 t
| 3300 kW
| 1965
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
| russian_loco_vl10 train_eletric
| 100 km/h
| 184 t
| 4600 kW
| 1961
| 2005
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
| russian_loco_vl23 train_eletric
| 80 km/h
| 137 t
| 3105 kW
| 1956
| 1967
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
| russian_loco_vl80k train_eletric
| 110 km/h
| 192 t
| 6400 kW
| 1961
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|}
</div>

==Trainsets==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| DP (trainset)
| 105 km/h
| 225 t
| 1200 kW
| 210 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1949
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
| DR1A (trainset)
| 120 km/h
| 231 t
| 1472 kW
| 295 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1963
| 1970
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Latvian SSR
|-
| PFWG EN57
| 100 km/h
| 100 t
| 350 kW
| 325 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1961
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| ER 1 (trainset)
| 110 km/h
| 359 t
| 600 kW
| 605 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1968
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| ER 2 (trainset)
| 120 km/h
| 288 t
| 1200 kW
| 416 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1984
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| DRG Class SVT 137
| 150 km/h
| 182 t
| 1208 kW
| 130 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|}
</div>

==Motor wagons==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_mv_820 train_small
| 70 km/h
| 32 t
| 206 kW
| 95 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1959
| 1970
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_853 train_small
| 120 km/h
| 50 t
| 515 kW
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1986
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_m131 train_small
| 60 km/h
| 16 t
| 113 kW
| 65 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1948
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_mb810 train_small
| 80 km/h
| 20 t
| 155 kW
| 85 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1973
| 1982
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_vt203 train_small
| 90 km/h
| 17 t
| 132 kW
| 68 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|}
</div>

==Trams==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_tram_102na train_eletric
| 55 km/h
| 18.1 t
| 166 kW
| 53 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1971
| 1982
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_105na train_eletric
| 72 km/h
| 17 t
| 166 kW
| 88 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1979
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_13n train_eletric
| 68 km/h
| 18.1 t
| 166 kW
| 83 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1959
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_ganz train_eletric
| 50 km/h
| 15.1 t
| 182 kW
| 90 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1964
| 1978
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
| russian_tram_kt8 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 18.4 t
| 180 kW
| 125 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1985
| 2003
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_ktm1 train_eletric
| 45 km/h
| 8 t
| 100 kW
| 90 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_lm68 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 19 t
| 180 kW
| 75 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_lm68m train_eletric
| 72 km/h
| 21 t
| 180 kW
| 150 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1974
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_rvr6 train_eletric
| 60 km/h
| 20 t
| 172 kW
| 75 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1960
| 1987
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Latvian SSR
|-
| russian_tram_t1 train_eletric
| 60 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 72 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1952
| 1963
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t2 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 82 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1968
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t3 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 86 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t6 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 18.4 t
| 180 kW
| 95 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1983
| 2003
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_tim2 train_eletric
| 70 km/h
| 21 t
| 240 kW
| 92 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1969
| 1990
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|}
</div>

==Metros==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Length
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Metro Ecs
| 80 km/h
| 96 t
| 58 m
| 864 kW
| 525 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet union
|}
</div>

== Passenger wagons ==

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Ammd Wagon
| 45 t
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|-
| RIC wagon
| 36 t
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1963
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|-
| RT200 passenger car
| 45 t
| 155 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1972
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| TV 50
| 54 t
| 98 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1953
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| TO 61
| 54 t
| 110 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1964
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| UIC-Y-Wagon
| 35 t
| 125 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|}
</div>

==Cargo wagons==

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Boxcar 11-066
| 24 t
| 67 t covered
| 1960
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar 11-270
| 22 t
| 68 t covered
| 1971
| 1981
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar 11-280
| 22.5 t
| 69 t covered
| 1980
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Hopper 11-715 Cement
| 18 t
| 67 t [[File:Cement.png|25x25px]]
| 1970
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Refrigeration - Isotherm
| 24 t
| 24.5 t [[File:Meat.png|25x25px]]
| 1973
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Refrigeration - ZB5
| 25 t
| 22.5 t [[File:Meat.png|25x25px]]
| 1960
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar for livestock
| 17 t
| 37.5 t [[File:Livestock.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| Hopper car
| 17 t
| 60 t aggregate
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open car 12-132
| 23 t
| 69 t open
| 1964
| 1998
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open car 12-515
| 21.5 t
| 69 t open
| 1972
| 1998
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-401
| 20.3 t
| 67 t open<br />Carries vehicles
| 1959
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-4012
| 18.3 t
| 70 t open
| 1978
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-926
| 22.3 t
| 79 t open<br />Carries vehicles
| 1971
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 1443
| 25 t
| 60 t oil
| 1960
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 1547
| 24 t
| 68 t oil
| 1973
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 871
| 47 t
| 120 t oil
| 1965
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Cement tank
| 25 t
| 35 t [[File:Cement.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:West.png|25x25px]]<br />USA
|}
</div>

==Track builders==
All track building vehicles use diesel engines and require fuel. The laying crane UK 25 is a special case in that it cannot build bridges or electrified track. The second level value indicates how many workers the wagon can load, the other might be for storage capacity.

in expert mode: Buy a disassembled track layer at customs house. Send open hull truck with enough capacity to carry it to the customs house, with it set to load vehicles. Then send it to the rail construction office with orders to unload vehicles.

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Skill
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Kzh 461 Railway crane
| 50 km/h
| 93 t
| 775 kW
| level 35 40
| 1968
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| AGMu
| 60 km/h
| 29 t
| 77 kW
| level 10 20
| 1955
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| DKGU-5 Crane
| 50 km/h
| 47 t
| 170 kW
| level 17 33
| 1965
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| MUV 69
| 55 km/h
| 22 t
| 81 kW
| level 12 25
| 1968
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| [[File:EDK-300 red.png|100px|link=EDK-300 Railway crane]]<br/>[[EDK-300 Railway crane]]
| 65 km/h
| 140 t
| 1105 kW
| level 70
| 1961
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />DDR
|-
| Laying crane UK 25
| 20 km/h
| 102 t
| 240 kW
| level 35 25 3<br />Can't build bridges or electrified track
| 1985
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|}
</div>[[Category:Rail vehicle]]

==References==
{{References}}

{{Navbox vehicles}}

[[Category:Trains]]

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Trains

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==Background==
A train is a series of connected vehicles that run along a railway track and transport people or freight. Trains are typically pulled or pushed by locomotives (often known simply as "engines"), though some are self-propelled, such as multiple units. Passengers and cargo are carried in railroad cars, also known as wagons. Most trains operate on steel tracks with steel wheels, the low friction of which makes them more efficient than other forms of transport.

==Gameplay==
Trains run on [[railways|railway]] tracks. The player plans and constructs the railway system including [[semaphores]] or [[semaphores|signals]], and buys trains from the [[train depot]]. The trains can be bought in the currencies of Dollars or Rubles. The game provides in a few types of locomotives:
* [[#Diesel Locomotives|Diesel locomotives]]
* [[#Electric Locomotives|Electric locomotives]]
* [[#Trainsets|Trainsets]]
* [[#Motor wagons|Motor wagons]]

A train is composed of a locomotive with one or more wagons. These wagons can be divided into [[#Passenger wagons|passenger wagons]] and [[#Cargo wagons|cargo wagons]]. The player buys these wagons also in the train depot. This building is also the place where the player assembles the train. The player can create any train that meets his needs by dragging and dropping the wagons and locomotives. When a train runs somewhere in the world and the player would like to add, remove, sell wagons or even sell the train, the train first has to be sent back to the train depot. From the moment the train is parked in the train depot the player can change the configuration of the train or sell the train or parts of the train.

A special kind of train are [[#Track builders|track builders]]. These trains are bought in the train depot and moved to their workplace, the [[rail construction office]]. From the rail construction office they load the resources to build railway tracks, under control of the player to expand the railway system.

Apart from the above mentioned locomotives, trainsets and wagons also [[#Trams|trams]] and [[#Metros|metros]] can be bought from the train depot.

===Train control buttons===
Train control buttons, visible when a train is selected:
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop.png|frameless|24x24px]] New stop - Add a stop to the schedule.
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop_copy.png|frameless|24x24px]] Copy schedule to another train.
* [[File:button_cancel.png|frameless|24x24px]] Delete stop - Delete the select stop from the schedule of the train, enabled only when a stop is selected.
* [[File:button_moveto.png|frameless|24x24px]] Move to this stop - Force the train to drive to the select stop from the schedule of the train, enabled only when a stop is selected.
* [[File:Button_launch.png|frameless|24x24px]] Launch - Available only at the rail depot to start the train moving.
* [[File:button_depo.png|frameless|24x24px]] Go to depot - Force the train to drive to the selected depot.
* [[File:button_trainflip.png|frameless|24x24px]] Change direction of train - The train halts and comes to a halt, start driving again in the opposite direction.
* [[File:trash.png|frameless|24x24px]] Sell vehicle - Sell the train immediately.
* [[File:repaint.png|frameless|24x24px]] Change color/skin - Change the color of a train, only applicable for some trains.
* [[File:button_rename.png|frameless|24x24px]] Rename.
* [[File:stop_train.png|frameless|24x24px]] Stop train - The train halts and comes to a stop, the button changes over to start train.
* [[File:start_train.png|frameless|24x24px]] Start train - The train start driving again and the button changes over to stop train.
* [[File:tool_rail_semaphore.png|frameless|24x24px]] Ignore red signal - Force the train to ignore the red signal ahead and continue driving om the same railway track.

Train schedule buttons, visible when a train is selected:
* [[File:button_find_all.png|frameless|24x24px]] View line detail - Opens the line editing window.
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop_copy.png|frameless|24x24px]] Set line - Opens the list of lines window.
* [[File:button_cancel.png|frameless|24x24px]] ?

==Diesel locomotives==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
|060 DA
| 115 km/h
| 118 t
| 1250 kW
| 1970
| 1976
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|-
|Diesel loco type 753
| 100 km/h
| 73 t
| 1360 kW
| 1968
| 1977
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|CME2
| 80 km/h
| 72 t
| 552 kW
| 1957
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|CME3
| 95 km/h
| 123 t
| 993 kW
| 1963
| 1994
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|DR Class V 100
| 100 km/h
| 64 t
| 736 kW
| 1966
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
|DR Class V 119
| 120 km/h
| 99 t
| 1980 kW
| 1976
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|-
|M62
| 100 km/h
| 120 t
| 1500 kW
| 1965
| 2001
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
|SU45
| 97 km/h
| 118 t
| 1544 kW
| 1959
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
|2te2116
| 95 km/h
| 170 t
| 4500 kW
| 1971
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|T3M2
| 95 km/h
| 120 t
| 925 kW
| 1960
| 2000
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|TE7
| 100 km/h
| 252 t
| 2944 kW
| 1956
| 1964
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|TEP70
| 100 km/h
| 135 t
| 2942 kW
| 1973
| 1988
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|C201
| 95 km/h
| 125 t
| 1450 kW
| 1976
| 1992
| [[File:West.png|25x25px]]<br />USA
|}
</div>

==Electric locomotives==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_loco_163 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 85 t
| 3480 kW
| 1984
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2 train_eletric
| 75 km/h
| 120 t
| 3190 kW
| 1958
| 1976
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2r train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 126 t
| 4200 kW
| 1966
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2t train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 126 t
| 5100 kW
| 1973
| 1980
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs4 train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 131 t
| 5100 kW
| 1963
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs7 train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 172 t
| 6160 kW
| 1983
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_dr243 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 82 t
| 3720 kW
| 1985
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
| russian_loco_e201 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 115 t
| 3120 kW
| 1969
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_loco_e251 train_eletric
| 80 km/h
| 124 t
| 3300 kW
| 1965
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
| russian_loco_vl10 train_eletric
| 100 km/h
| 184 t
| 4600 kW
| 1961
| 2005
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
| russian_loco_vl23 train_eletric
| 80 km/h
| 137 t
| 3105 kW
| 1956
| 1967
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
| russian_loco_vl80k train_eletric
| 110 km/h
| 192 t
| 6400 kW
| 1961
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|}
</div>

==Trainsets==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| DP (trainset)
| 105 km/h
| 225 t
| 1200 kW
| 210 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1949
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
| DR1A (trainset)
| 120 km/h
| 231 t
| 1472 kW
| 295 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1963
| 1970
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Latvian SSR
|-
| PFWG EN57
| 100 km/h
| 100 t
| 350 kW
| 325 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1961
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| ER 1 (trainset)
| 110 km/h
| 359 t
| 600 kW
| 605 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1968
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| ER 2 (trainset)
| 120 km/h
| 288 t
| 1200 kW
| 416 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1984
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| DRG Class SVT 137
| 150 km/h
| 182 t
| 1208 kW
| 130 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|}
</div>

==Motor wagons==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_mv_820 train_small
| 70 km/h
| 32 t
| 206 kW
| 95 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1959
| 1970
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_853 train_small
| 120 km/h
| 50 t
| 515 kW
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1986
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_m131 train_small
| 60 km/h
| 16 t
| 113 kW
| 65 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1948
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_mb810 train_small
| 80 km/h
| 20 t
| 155 kW
| 85 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1973
| 1982
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_vt203 train_small
| 90 km/h
| 17 t
| 132 kW
| 68 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|}
</div>

==Trams==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_tram_102na train_eletric
| 55 km/h
| 18.1 t
| 166 kW
| 53 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1971
| 1982
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_105na train_eletric
| 72 km/h
| 17 t
| 166 kW
| 88 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1979
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_13n train_eletric
| 68 km/h
| 18.1 t
| 166 kW
| 83 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1959
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_ganz train_eletric
| 50 km/h
| 15.1 t
| 182 kW
| 90 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1964
| 1978
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
| russian_tram_kt8 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 18.4 t
| 180 kW
| 125 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1985
| 2003
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_ktm1 train_eletric
| 45 km/h
| 8 t
| 100 kW
| 90 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_lm68 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 19 t
| 180 kW
| 75 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_lm68m train_eletric
| 72 km/h
| 21 t
| 180 kW
| 150 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1974
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_rvr6 train_eletric
| 60 km/h
| 20 t
| 172 kW
| 75 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1960
| 1987
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Latvian SSR
|-
| russian_tram_t1 train_eletric
| 60 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 72 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1952
| 1963
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t2 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 82 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1968
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t3 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 86 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t6 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 18.4 t
| 180 kW
| 95 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1983
| 2003
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_tim2 train_eletric
| 70 km/h
| 21 t
| 240 kW
| 92 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1969
| 1990
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|}
</div>

==Metros==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Length
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Metro Ecs
| 80 km/h
| 96 t
| 58 m
| 864 kW
| 525 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet union
|}
</div>

== Passenger wagons ==

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Ammd Wagon
| 45 t
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|-
| RIC wagon
| 36 t
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1963
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|-
| RT200 passenger car
| 45 t
| 155 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1972
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| TV 50
| 54 t
| 98 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1953
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| TO 61
| 54 t
| 110 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1964
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| UIC-Y-Wagon
| 35 t
| 125 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|}
</div>

==Cargo wagons==

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Boxcar 11-066
| 24 t
| 67 t covered
| 1960
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar 11-270
| 22 t
| 68 t covered
| 1971
| 1981
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar 11-280
| 22.5 t
| 69 t covered
| 1980
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Hopper 11-715 Cement
| 18 t
| 67 t [[File:Cement.png|25x25px]]
| 1970
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Refrigeration - Isotherm
| 24 t
| 24.5 t [[File:Meat.png|25x25px]]
| 1973
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Refrigeration - ZB5
| 25 t
| 22.5 t [[File:Meat.png|25x25px]]
| 1960
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar for livestock
| 17 t
| 37.5 t [[File:Livestock.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| Hopper car
| 17 t
| 60 t aggregate
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open car 12-132
| 23 t
| 69 t open
| 1964
| 1998
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open car 12-515
| 21.5 t
| 69 t open
| 1972
| 1998
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-401
| 20.3 t
| 67 t open<br />Carries vehicles
| 1959
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-4012
| 18.3 t
| 70 t open
| 1978
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-926
| 22.3 t
| 79 t open<br />Carries vehicles
| 1971
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 1443
| 25 t
| 60 t oil
| 1960
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 1547
| 24 t
| 68 t oil
| 1973
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 871
| 47 t
| 120 t oil
| 1965
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Cement tank
| 25 t
| 35 t [[File:Cement.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:West.png|25x25px]]<br />USA
|}
</div>

==Track builders==
All track building vehicles use diesel engines and require fuel. The laying crane UK 25 is a special case in that it cannot build bridges or electrified track. The second level value indicates how many workers the wagon can load, the other might be for storage capacity.

in expert mode: Buy a disassembled track layer at customs house. Send open hull truck with enough capacity to carry it to the customs house, with it set to load vehicles. Then send it to the rail construction office with orders to unload vehicles.

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Skill
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Kzh 461 Railway crane
| 50 km/h
| 93 t
| 775 kW
| level 35 40
| 1968
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| AGMu
| 60 km/h
| 29 t
| 77 kW
| level 10 20
| 1955
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| DKGU-5 Crane
| 50 km/h
| 47 t
| 170 kW
| level 17 33
| 1965
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| MUV 69
| 55 km/h
| 22 t
| 81 kW
| level 12 25
| 1968
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| EDK-300 Railway crane
| 65 km/h
| 140 t
| 1105 kW
| level 70
| 1961
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />DDR
|-
| Laying crane UK 25
| 20 km/h
| 102 t
| 240 kW
| level 35 25 3<br />Can't build bridges or electrified track
| 1985
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|}
</div>[[Category:Rail vehicle]]

==References==
{{References}}

{{Navbox vehicles}}

[[Category:Trains]]

Trains

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==Background==
A train is a series of connected vehicles that run along a railway track and transport people or freight. Trains are typically pulled or pushed by locomotives (often known simply as "engines"), though some are self-propelled, such as multiple units. Passengers and cargo are carried in railroad cars, also known as wagons. Most trains operate on steel tracks with steel wheels, the low friction of which makes them more efficient than other forms of transport.

==Gameplay==
Trains run on [[railways|railway]] tracks. The player plans and constructs the railway system including [[semaphores]] or [[semaphores|signals]], and buys trains from the [[train depot]]. The trains can be bought in the currencies of Dollars or Rubles. The game provides in a few types of locomotives:
* [[#Diesel Locomotives|Diesel locomotives]]
* [[#Electric Locomotives|Electric locomotives]]
* [[#Trainsets|Trainsets]]
* [[#Motor wagons|Motor wagons]]

A train is composed of a locomotive with one or more wagons. These wagons can be divided into [[#Passenger wagons|passenger wagons]] and [[#Cargo wagons|cargo wagons]]. The player buys these wagons also in the train depot. This building is also the place where the player assembles the train. The player can create any train that meets his needs by dragging and dropping the wagons and locomotives. When a train runs somewhere in the world and the player would like to add, remove, sell wagons or even sell the train, the train first has to be sent back to the train depot. From the moment the train is parked in the train depot the player can change the configuration of the train or sell the train or parts of the train.

A special kind of train are [[#Track builders|track builders]]. These trains are bought in the train depot and moved to their workplace, the [[rail construction office]]. From the rail construction office they load the resources to build railway tracks, under control of the player to expand the railway system.

Apart from the above mentioned locomotives, trainsets and wagons also [[#Trams|trams]] and [[#Metros|metros]] can be bought from the train depot.

===Train control buttons===
Train control buttons, visible when a train is selected:
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop.png|frameless|24x24px]] New stop - Add a stop to the schedule.
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop_copy.png|frameless|24x24px]] Copy schedule to another train.
* [[File:button_cancel.png|frameless|24x24px]] Delete stop - Delete the select stop from the schedule of the train, enabled only when a stop is selected.
* [[File:button_moveto.png|frameless|24x24px]] Move to this stop - Force the train to drive to the select stop from the schedule of the train, enabled only when a stop is selected.
* [[File:Button_launch.png|frameless|24x24px]] Launch - Available only at the rail depot to start the train moving.
* [[File:button_depo.png|frameless|24x24px]] Go to depot - Force the train to drive to the selected depot.
* [[File:button_trainflip.png|frameless|24x24px]] Change direction of train - The train halts and comes to a halt, start driving again in the opposite direction.
* [[File:trash.png|frameless|24x24px]] Sell vehicle - Sell the train immediately.
* [[File:repaint.png|frameless|24x24px]] Change color/skin - Change the color of a train, only applicable for some trains.
* [[File:button_rename.png|frameless|24x24px]] Rename.
* [[File:stop_train.png|frameless|24x24px]] Stop train - The train halts and comes to a stop, the button changes over to start train.
* [[File:start_train.png|frameless|24x24px]] Start train - The train start driving again and the button changes over to stop train.
* [[File:tool_rail_semaphore.png|frameless|24x24px]] Ignore red signal - Force the train to ignore the red signal ahead and continue driving om the same railway track.

Train schedule buttons, visible when a train is selected:
* [[File:button_find_all.png|frameless|24x24px]] View line detail - Opens the line editing window.
* [[File:Tool_vehicle_addstop_copy.png|frameless|24x24px]] Set line - Opens the list of lines window.
* [[File:button_cancel.png|frameless|24x24px]] ?

==Diesel locomotives==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
|060 DA
| 115 km/h
| 118 t
| 1250 kW
| 1970
| 1976
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|-
|Diesel loco type 753
| 100 km/h
| 73 t
| 1360 kW
| 1968
| 1977
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|CME2
| 80 km/h
| 72 t
| 552 kW
| 1957
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|CME3
| 95 km/h
| 123 t
| 993 kW
| 1963
| 1994
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
|DR Class V 100
| 100 km/h
| 64 t
| 736 kW
| 1966
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
|DR Class V 119
| 120 km/h
| 99 t
| 1980 kW
| 1976
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|-
|M62
| 100 km/h
| 120 t
| 1500 kW
| 1965
| 2001
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
|SU45
| 97 km/h
| 118 t
| 1544 kW
| 1959
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
|2te2116
| 95 km/h
| 170 t
| 4500 kW
| 1971
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|T3M2
| 95 km/h
| 120 t
| 925 kW
| 1960
| 2000
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|TE7
| 100 km/h
| 252 t
| 2944 kW
| 1956
| 1964
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|TEP70
| 100 km/h
| 135 t
| 2942 kW
| 1973
| 1988
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
|C201
| 95 km/h
| 125 t
| 1450 kW
| 1976
| 1992
| [[File:West.png|25x25px]]<br />USA
|}
</div>

==Electric locomotives==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_loco_163 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 85 t
| 3480 kW
| 1984
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2 train_eletric
| 75 km/h
| 120 t
| 3190 kW
| 1958
| 1976
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2r train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 126 t
| 4200 kW
| 1966
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs2t train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 126 t
| 5100 kW
| 1973
| 1980
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs4 train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 131 t
| 5100 kW
| 1963
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_chs7 train_eletric
| 160 km/h
| 172 t
| 6160 kW
| 1983
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_loco_dr243 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 82 t
| 3720 kW
| 1985
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
| russian_loco_e201 train_eletric
| 120 km/h
| 115 t
| 3120 kW
| 1969
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_loco_e251 train_eletric
| 80 km/h
| 124 t
| 3300 kW
| 1965
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />NRD
|-
| russian_loco_vl10 train_eletric
| 100 km/h
| 184 t
| 4600 kW
| 1961
| 2005
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
| russian_loco_vl23 train_eletric
| 80 km/h
| 137 t
| 3105 kW
| 1956
| 1967
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|-
| russian_loco_vl80k train_eletric
| 110 km/h
| 192 t
| 6400 kW
| 1961
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />ZSRR
|}
</div>

==Trainsets==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| DP (trainset)
| 105 km/h
| 225 t
| 1200 kW
| 210 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1949
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
| DR1A (trainset)
| 120 km/h
| 231 t
| 1472 kW
| 295 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1963
| 1970
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Latvian SSR
|-
| PFWG EN57
| 100 km/h
| 100 t
| 350 kW
| 325 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1961
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| ER 1 (trainset)
| 110 km/h
| 359 t
| 600 kW
| 605 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1968
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| ER 2 (trainset)
| 120 km/h
| 288 t
| 1200 kW
| 416 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1984
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| DRG Class SVT 137
| 150 km/h
| 182 t
| 1208 kW
| 130 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|}
</div>

==Motor wagons==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_mv_820 train_small
| 70 km/h
| 32 t
| 206 kW
| 95 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1959
| 1970
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_853 train_small
| 120 km/h
| 50 t
| 515 kW
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1986
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_m131 train_small
| 60 km/h
| 16 t
| 113 kW
| 65 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1948
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_mb810 train_small
| 80 km/h
| 20 t
| 155 kW
| 85 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1973
| 1982
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|-
| russian_mv_vt203 train_small
| 90 km/h
| 17 t
| 132 kW
| 68 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />x
|}
</div>

==Trams==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| russian_tram_102na train_eletric
| 55 km/h
| 18.1 t
| 166 kW
| 53 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1971
| 1982
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_105na train_eletric
| 72 km/h
| 17 t
| 166 kW
| 88 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1979
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_13n train_eletric
| 68 km/h
| 18.1 t
| 166 kW
| 83 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1959
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Poland
|-
| russian_tram_ganz train_eletric
| 50 km/h
| 15.1 t
| 182 kW
| 90 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1964
| 1978
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Hungary
|-
| russian_tram_kt8 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 18.4 t
| 180 kW
| 125 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1985
| 2003
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_ktm1 train_eletric
| 45 km/h
| 8 t
| 100 kW
| 90 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1969
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_lm68 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 19 t
| 180 kW
| 75 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_lm68m train_eletric
| 72 km/h
| 21 t
| 180 kW
| 150 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1974
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| russian_tram_rvr6 train_eletric
| 60 km/h
| 20 t
| 172 kW
| 75 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1960
| 1987
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Latvian SSR
|-
| russian_tram_t1 train_eletric
| 60 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 72 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1952
| 1963
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t2 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 82 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1957
| 1968
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t3 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 16.6 t
| 160 kW
| 86 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_t6 train_eletric
| 65 km/h
| 18.4 t
| 180 kW
| 95 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1983
| 2003
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| russian_tram_tim2 train_eletric
| 70 km/h
| 21 t
| 240 kW
| 92 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1969
| 1990
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Romania
|}
</div>

==Metros==
{{Main|Railways}}
Read the main article for information about railway tracks, [[Semaphores|semaphores/signals]] and [[Railways#Buildings_related_to_railways|buildings related to railways]].

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Length
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Metro Ecs
| 80 km/h
| 96 t
| 58 m
| 864 kW
| 525 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1968
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet union
|}
</div>

== Passenger wagons ==

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Ammd Wagon
| 45 t
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|-
| RIC wagon
| 36 t
| 115 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1963
| 1992
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|-
| RT200 passenger car
| 45 t
| 155 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1972
| 1989
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| TV 50
| 54 t
| 98 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1953
| 1965
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| TO 61
| 54 t
| 110 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1964
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| UIC-Y-Wagon
| 35 t
| 125 [[File:Passangers.png|25x25px]]
| 1962
| 1997
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />East Germany
|}
</div>

==Cargo wagons==

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Capacity
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Boxcar 11-066
| 24 t
| 67 t covered
| 1960
| 1972
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar 11-270
| 22 t
| 68 t covered
| 1971
| 1981
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar 11-280
| 22.5 t
| 69 t covered
| 1980
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Hopper 11-715 Cement
| 18 t
| 67 t [[File:Cement.png|25x25px]]
| 1970
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Refrigeration - Isotherm
| 24 t
| 24.5 t [[File:Meat.png|25x25px]]
| 1973
| 1999
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Refrigeration - ZB5
| 25 t
| 22.5 t [[File:Meat.png|25x25px]]
| 1960
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Boxcar for livestock
| 17 t
| 37.5 t [[File:Livestock.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| Hopper car
| 17 t
| 60 t aggregate
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open car 12-132
| 23 t
| 69 t open
| 1964
| 1998
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open car 12-515
| 21.5 t
| 69 t open
| 1972
| 1998
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-401
| 20.3 t
| 67 t open<br />Carries vehicles
| 1959
| 1993
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-4012
| 18.3 t
| 70 t open
| 1978
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Open wagon 13-926
| 22.3 t
| 79 t open<br />Carries vehicles
| 1971
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 1443
| 25 t
| 60 t oil
| 1960
| 1975
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 1547
| 24 t
| 68 t oil
| 1973
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Tanker 15 871
| 47 t
| 120 t oil
| 1965
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| Cement tank
| 25 t
| 35 t [[File:Cement.png|25x25px]]
| 1950
| Present
| [[File:West.png|25x25px]]<br />USA
|}
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==Track builders==
All track building vehicles use diesel engines and require fuel. The laying crane UK 25 is a special case in that it cannot build bridges or electrified track. The second level value indicates how many workers the wagon can load, the other might be for storage capacity.

in expert mode: Buy a disassembled track layer at customs house. Send open hull truck with enough capacity to carry it to the customs house, with it set to load vehicles. Then send it to the rail construction office with orders to unload vehicles.

<div align="center">
{| class="article-table sortable mw-collapsible mw-expanded"
! data-sort-type="text" | Vehicle
! data-sort-type="number" | Speed
! data-sort-type="number" | Weight
! data-sort-type="number" | Engine
! data-sort-type="number" | Skill
! data-sort-type="text" | Start Date
! data-sort-type="text" | End Date
! data-sort-type="text" | Origin
|-
| Kzh 461 Railway crane
| 50 km/h
| 93 t
| 775 kW
| level 35 40
| 1968
| 1995
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| AGMu
| 60 km/h
| 29 t
| 77 kW
| level 10 20
| 1955
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| DKGU-5 Crane
| 50 km/h
| 47 t
| 170 kW
| level 17 33
| 1965
| 1985
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|-
| MUV 69
| 55 km/h
| 22 t
| 81 kW
| level 12 25
| 1968
| 1991
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Czechoslovakia
|-
| EDK-300 Railway crane
| 65 km/h
| 140 t
| 1105 kW
| level 70
| 1982
| 1990
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />DDR
|-
| Laying crane UK 25
| 20 km/h
| 102 t
| 240 kW
| level 35 25 3<br />Can't build bridges or electrified track
| 1985
| Present
| [[File:East.png|25x25px]]<br />Soviet Union
|}
</div>[[Category:Rail vehicle]]

==References==
{{References}}

{{Navbox vehicles}}

[[Category:Trains]]

Heliport

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== Background ==
A landing site is a plot of land or a specially prepared area of minimum permissible dimensions on any structures (roofs of buildings, surface
platforms, etc.) intended for regular or episodic takeoffs and landings of helicopters (calculated without using the influence of an "air cushion"). It consists of a work area that provides parking, separation and landing of the helicopter, and security lanes located around the perimeter of the work area.
Note. When the landing pads are located on the Safety lanes may not be provided on roofs of buildings, ships and similar structures.

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== Background ==
A landing site is a plot of land or a specially prepared area of minimum permissible dimensions on any structures (roofs of buildings, surface
platforms, etc.) intended for regular or episodic takeoffs and landings of helicopters (calculated without using the influence of an "air cushion"). It consists of a work area that provides parking, separation and landing of the helicopter, and security lanes located around the perimeter of the work area.
Note. When the landing pads are located on the Safety lanes may not be provided on roofs of buildings, ships and similar structures.

[[File:The layout of the heliport.png|frameless|400x400px]]

Heliport

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== Background ==
A landing site is a plot of land or a specially prepared area of minimum permissible dimensions on any structures (roofs of buildings, surface
platforms, etc.) intended for regular or episodic takeoffs and landings of helicopters (calculated without using the influence of an "air cushion"). It consists of a work area that provides parking, separation and landing of the helicopter, and security lanes located around the perimeter of the work area.
Note. When the landing pads are located on the Safety lanes may not be provided on roofs of buildings, ships and similar structures.

[[Media:The layout of the heliport.png]]

Heliport

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== In real life ==
A landing site is a plot of land or a specially prepared area of minimum permissible dimensions on any structures (roofs of buildings, surface
platforms, etc.) intended for regular or episodic takeoffs and landings of helicopters (calculated without using the influence of an "air cushion"). It consists of a work area that provides parking, separation and landing of the helicopter, and security lanes located around the perimeter of the work area.
Note. When the landing pads are located on the Safety lanes may not be provided on roofs of buildings, ships and similar structures.

[[Media:The layout of the heliport.png]]

File:The layout of the heliport.png

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== In real life ==
A landing site is a plot of land or a specially prepared area of minimum permissible dimensions on any structures (roofs of buildings, surface platforms, etc.) that provides regular or episodic takeoffs and landings of helicopters without using the influence of an air cushion.