The key to stopping in the right place is remembering to gradually slow the engine down to a snail's crawl, and bringing her to a gentle halt so no-one gets bumps and bruises. For starting off, you've got the Guard's whistle part correct and the engine's whistle. Take my tip: start the engine off really slowly, and gradually pick up the speed. Don't worry about wheelslip, all real steamies do that sometimes, until their wheels firmly grip the rails. Hope that helps.
The key to stopping in the right place is remembering to gradually slow the engine down to a snail's crawl, and bringing her to a gentle halt so no-one gets bumps and bruises. For starting off, you've got the Guard's whistle part correct and the engine's whistle. Take my tip: start the engine off really slowly, and gradually pick up the speed. Don't worry about wheelslip, all real steamies do that sometimes, until their wheels firmly grip the rails. Hope that helps.