Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

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What you’re seeing here was supposed to be the sequel to my first Meme-Post video, which originally featured both D&RGW No.340, and RGS No.41 from Knott’s Berry Farm, who have teleported on tracks they weren’t able to run on due to them being on the wrong loading gauge. The problem continues to worsen here when an oncoming freight train was heading straight towards them! The plot had to be very short after the Support Pack 7 update for Trainz had screwed everything up for me. Until the problem gets sorted, I won’t be able to return to making Trainz videos, at least until then.

Voices:
- D&RGW No.340: Susan Roman (formerly the voice of Sailor Jupiter/Lita/Makoto Kino of the original DiC/Cloverway dub of Sailor Moon)
- RGS No.41: Terri Hawkes (The second English voice of Sailor Moon/Serena/Usagi Tsukino in the original English dub after Tracey Moore finished voicing said character for the first 40 episodes before she left, which was before Linda Ballantyne took over for Terri in the Cloverway dub of the show. This was long before VIZ owned the rights to said anime in case if you still can’t tell the differences between the different dubs of this anime.)
- SP SD40T-2: Ashleigh Ball (Rainbow Dash from MLP FiM), made with the use of HaySay, a text-to-speech website using voices from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic, very similar to 15.ai, almost like a substitute to said website. It still worked out great, despite some audio clips used weren’t 100% crystal clear as in the final product, but I had fun messing about with the TTS.

Before Trainz got its SP7 update, these clips worked flawlessly, but after the update that’s when the performance started to drop like a B-17 bomber dropping bombs over enemy territory. You could see it towards the end on how I had to change the rendering so that the game would flow more smoothly, but that was the last clip I recorded before the game crashed on me mid recording. It was supposed to be longer, but the performance just could not take it anymore. Seriously though, N3V definitely has a knack of screwing up game performances for every update. I know that this update is meant for Trainz Plus users making things easier for them, but for us less-fortunate users who can’t afford such benefits, we still have to wait for what feels like an eternity to have this problem fixed. Man, talk about a low blow.

The BC Rail locomotives seen at the end of the video used to be available on a Trainz website (was it Wig Was Simulations or some other website?) which apparently is no longer available. Perhaps the creator’s account got hacked, or has terminated it or something happened, but I’m not sure what. Props to the original creator for making the best models of the M630s, but I’m going to miss downloading these magnificent models. the narrow gauged steam locomotives I also used are available on the Download Station, but still has a problem with the smoke scripting not being updated, but was too lazy to fix that. The ATSF GP35s also on the DLS worked great, and the already-built-in SP diesels (not counting the Kodachromes since I bought them from the Trainz website and the GP40 which I got from the DLS which neither of them are built-in) all worked perfectly. As of right now, my Trainz 2022 video making career would be put on a hiatus, and I will return to this game once again as soon as the game gets fixed.

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