My version of the iconic caravan train from the show Top Gear. It is made to navigate the tight turns of either the Sawyer or Meier Isles, and it's not recommended to use this for longer trips due to its short range and slow speed.
After testing out many gear ratios, the optimal one gave the train a top speed of around 37-38 mph. There are two gears and the top speed may only be achieved at the high gear. The lower gear is used for starting the train up, as well as going up hills and around tight corners.
There are 5 cars on the train, or 6 if you wish to include the red locomotive car up front. Each of the cars were made from my teardrop camper, which is also on my workshop page.
The locomotive can seat 5 people if you include the driver, and has a small amount of storage space in the back. To access the backseat, press the button that moves the front passenger seat forwards, giving you a path to the back. There is also an intercom broadcast point that the driver can use to talk to the rest of the train.
The second car of this caravan train is for first class passengers, as shown on the right side of the car. Inside is decorated with lavish furniture and brown wood paneling, based off of something else I am working on. There is also a toilet for this car and a capacity of 6 passengers.
The third car is the galley car, which is only accessed by crew. Inside is a kitchen equipped with a fridge, oven, stove, sink, and dishwasher, all for making food to serve to first and second class. There is even a dynamic serving cart which can be used for roleplaying purposes, though good luck trying to keep it upright because it's difficult to carry. Another amenity of the galley car is its intercom broadcasting point, which can be used to talk to all passengers just like from the locomotive.
The fourth car is dedicated to second class, which I consider to be the standard class that most will choose. The level of quality here is similar to that of coach class in an airliner, and it also has its own bathroom just like first class, as well as a capacity of 10 passengers.
The fifth car of this train is the cargo car, where passengers' luggage and other cargo will stay. This car features shelves on the sides to store cargo, and double doors to make loading and unloading easier.
The sixth and final car of the caravan train is for third class passengers, which receives no service from the galley car and is therefore cared about the least. Seats are wooden benches, capacity is however many you can fit on those benches, and It has a toilet, though privacy is only provided with curtains.
