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I wonder if you could make the tug small enough that it could get off the track, Like a really big big-dog (also with train wheels) or you might have to insert
by sitkack 4y ago
I wonder if you could make the tug small enough that it could get off the track, Like a really big big-dog (also with train wheels) or you might have to insert small sections where a train could bypass the tug.
Or! The airship unhooks from the tug, the tug proceeds on with the train and train drops a tug off the end and the airship reconnects.
Freight trains only travel 40-50 Mph (lightly or unloaded) the average speed is just under 30 Mph [1].
I think most of the problems are solvable with some wit once you have the right pieces in place. Going slow will be key, you will have to, the thing will be massive.
[1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/547745/average-train-speed-union-pacific-railroad/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/547745/average-train-spe...