This is my remake of the Sea Beach Line in Brooklyn from Avenue U to Bay Parkway during a time in 2016 when the N Line was having new renovations to stations in both directions! It is cool to be operating the train line that takes you home along your commute, but also in a simple creative world!

Here is the test of the new Roblox physics system on older subway cars that were made in 2013! The max speed is supposed to top out at around 88 km per hour, or 88 studs per second, which is the 55 mile per hour equivalent of that in the NYC subway. The torque is set around 5-7 to simulate the 2.5 MPH acceleration on subway cars and it may be the cause of wheelslip, which could be corrected by tapping the brake through button "S" and releasing it

This was my first attempt at making a double tracked subway line with a simple conveyor belt track system that adjusts to different speeds between two stations! It is very makeshift, but it's not as complex as a detailed and functional signalling system based on computer codes!

The New York Subway Museum Includes A Low-V And An R42 Subway Car And Many Others. Enjoy Looking At The Car Fleets! :D

My attempt at the train cars of the Long Island Railroad, like the M7 and double level railcars! It is still a work in progress, which might not even be completed

This is a fictional railroad that has a mix of NYC Subway, Staten Island Railway and Long Island Railroad based scenery and objects, which have simple aesthetic designs that should reduce lag, including CSG modelling!

My remake of the L train in NYC from Rockaway Parkway to New Lots Avenue, inspired by a few train rides I took on the actual automated line that runs on computer based signal communications!

Here is a demo of the new R188 subway cars that have been designed and built by a Japanese company named Kawasaki! They are slated to be in service on the Flushing Line, or the International Express "7" train, which will allow the line to run on computer based signals using new tech with lighter and faster subway cars. This 2-car train mod is credited to Dreadedgon's R188 Subway Car and Mike9999's Welded Coupler Links!

How's the performance of the transit fleet across my Roblox games? Well, you can find out here by testing out subway cars on a circular test track with their motor power, speed, and ability to navigate, alongside safety devices like passenger doors, signals, and braking systems!

This is a place where new subway cars to the Roblox community roll in and become tested! There will also be other new equipment and scenery objects that you see on the NYC Subway and other transit systems stored in this place. I will be implementing the new sound of grinded rails that you hear around the subway, which will be based on wheel to track friction and speeds.