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	Demonstrators are pre-production {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|vehicles}} that a manufacturer sends to railway companies for demonstration and evaluation, before ordering a larger fleet.		Demonstrators are pre-production {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|vehicles}} that a manufacturer sends to railway companies for demonstration and evaluation, before ordering a larger fleet.

	In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.		In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|locomotive}} type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Derail Valley Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected~~, and eventually lost~~.		At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Derail Valley Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected.

	In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.		In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.
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	Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, which makes them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives. They can be {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|requested with comms radio}}, they never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|despawn}} and they look special. Like all {{pll\|Work Trains Overview\|work trains}}, demonstrators are best suitable for customization with {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint jobs}}, {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}} and {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|train parts}}.		Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, which makes them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives. They can be {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|requested with comms radio}}, they never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|despawn}} and they look special. Like all {{pll\|Work Trains Overview\|work trains}}, demonstrators are best suitable for customization with {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint jobs}}, {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}} and {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|train parts}}.

	To be able to access a demonstrator, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective {{pll\|Licenses Overview\|license}} for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.		To be able to access a demonstrator, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective {{pll\|Licenses Overview\|license}} for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track there is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.

	The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.		The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it, and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator gains features of a work train.		Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator gains features of a work train.

	[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]		[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]

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	In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.		In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the ~~Derail Valley~~ {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected and lost.		At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Derail Valley Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected, and eventually lost.

	In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.		In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.

	Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, ~~making~~ them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives ~~in some aspects, such as them being~~ {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|~~requestable~~}}, never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|~~despawning~~}} and ~~looking~~ special. Like all ~~private locomotives~~, demonstrators are best suitable for ~~further modification, such as~~ with {{pll\|~~Train Parts Overview~~\|~~train parts~~}} ~~and~~ {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}}.		Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, which makes them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives. They can be {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|requested with comms radio}}, they never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|despawn}} and they look special. Like all {{pll\|Work Trains Overview\|work trains}}, demonstrators are best suitable for customization with {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint jobs}}, {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}} and {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|train parts}}.

	To be able to access ~~such~~ a ~~vehicle~~, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective license for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.		To be able to access a demonstrator, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective {{pll\|Licenses Overview\|license}} for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.

	The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.		The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator ~~becomes~~ a ~~private locomotive~~.		Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator gains features of a work train.

	[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]		[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]

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	Demonstrators are pre-production vehicles that a manufacturer sends to railway companies for demonstration and evaluation, before ordering a larger fleet.		Demonstrators are pre-production {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|vehicles}} that a manufacturer sends to railway companies for demonstration and evaluation, before ordering a larger fleet.

	In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom paint job.		In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the Derail Valley Railway Museum, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, ~~its~~ locomotives have been highly neglected and lost.		At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the Derail Valley {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected and lost.

	~~Demonstrators~~ need to ~~be found~~ and ~~restored, in order to be used again~~. They are scattered around the world and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.		In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.

	Demonstrators are private locomotives, making them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives in some aspects, such as them being ~~summonable~~, never despawning and looking special. Like all private locomotives, demonstrators are best suitable for further modification, such as with train parts and gadgets.		Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, making them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives in some aspects, such as them being {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|requestable}}, never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|despawning}} and looking special. Like all private locomotives, demonstrators are best suitable for further modification, such as with {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|train parts}} and {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}}.

	~~Once such a vehicle has been found, to~~ be able to access it, ~~one must first acquire~~ the Museum license. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated track in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.		To be able to access such a vehicle, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective license for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.

	The process involves ~~bringing~~ the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing parts using utility vehicles, servicing it and finally giving it a paint job.		The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator becomes a private locomotive.		Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator becomes a private locomotive.

	~~{{See also\|Railway Museum\|Private Locomotives\|World Map\|Mechanic Shop\|Gadgets\|Museum\|Comms Radio Rerail\|Utility Vehicles\|Manual Service\|Paint Job}}~~
	[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]		[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]

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	{{See also\|Railway Museum\|Private Locomotives\|World Map\|Mechanic Shop\|Gadgets\|Museum\|Comms Radio Rerail\|Utility Vehicles\|Manual Service\|Paint Job}}		{{See also\|Railway Museum\|Private Locomotives\|World Map\|Mechanic Shop\|Gadgets\|Museum\|Comms Radio Rerail\|Utility Vehicles\|Manual Service\|Paint Job}}
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Demonstrators are pre-production vehicles that a manufacturer sends to railway companies for demonstration and evaluation, before ordering a larger fleet.

In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom paint job.

At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the Derail Valley Railway Museum, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, its locomotives have been highly neglected and lost.

Demonstrators need to be found and restored, in order to be used again. They are scattered around the world and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.

Demonstrators are private locomotives, making them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives in some aspects, such as them being summonable, never despawning and looking special. Like all private locomotives, demonstrators are best suitable for further modification, such as with train parts and gadgets.

Once such a vehicle has been found, to be able to access it, one must first acquire the Museum license. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated track in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.

The process involves bringing the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing parts using utility vehicles, servicing it and finally giving it a paint job.

Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator becomes a private locomotive.

{{See also|Railway Museum|Private Locomotives|World Map|Mechanic Shop|Gadgets|Museum|Comms Radio Rerail|Utility Vehicles|Manual Service|Paint Job}}
[[Category:Vehicle Customization]]

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	Demonstrators are pre-production {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|vehicles}} that a manufacturer sends to railway companies for demonstration and evaluation, before ordering a larger fleet.		Demonstrators are pre-production {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|vehicles}} that a manufacturer sends to railway companies for demonstration and evaluation, before ordering a larger fleet.

	In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.		In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|locomotive}} type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Derail Valley Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected~~, and eventually lost~~.		At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Derail Valley Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected.

	In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.		In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.
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	Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, which makes them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives. They can be {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|requested with comms radio}}, they never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|despawn}} and they look special. Like all {{pll\|Work Trains Overview\|work trains}}, demonstrators are best suitable for customization with {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint jobs}}, {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}} and {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|train parts}}.		Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, which makes them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives. They can be {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|requested with comms radio}}, they never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|despawn}} and they look special. Like all {{pll\|Work Trains Overview\|work trains}}, demonstrators are best suitable for customization with {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint jobs}}, {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}} and {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|train parts}}.

	To be able to access a demonstrator, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective {{pll\|Licenses Overview\|license}} for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.		To be able to access a demonstrator, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective {{pll\|Licenses Overview\|license}} for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track there is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.

	The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.		The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it, and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator gains features of a work train.		Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator gains features of a work train.

	[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]		[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]

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	In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.		In Derail Valley, for every generic DVRT locomotive type, there is one unique, historical demonstrator with a custom {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the ~~Derail Valley~~ {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected and lost.		At some point in the past these demonstrators were all given to the {{pll\|Railway Museum\|Derail Valley Railway Museum}}, their righteous owner. However, since the museum has been closed, the locomotives have been highly neglected, and eventually lost.

	In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.		In order to use the demonstrators, you need to find and restore them. They are scattered around the {{pll\|World Map\|world}} and their locations are randomized with each session, with a high likelihood to be hidden somewhere within stations.

	Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, ~~making~~ them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives ~~in some aspects, such as them being~~ {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|~~requestable~~}}, never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|~~despawning~~}} and ~~looking~~ special. Like all ~~private locomotives~~, demonstrators are best suitable for ~~further modification, such as~~ with {{pll\|~~Train Parts Overview~~\|~~train parts~~}} ~~and~~ {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}}.		Demonstrators are {{pll\|Private Locomotives\|private locomotives}}, which makes them advantageous in comparison to regular DVRT locomotives. They can be {{pll\|Comms Radio Work Train\|requested with comms radio}}, they never {{pll\|Abandoning Vehicles\|despawn}} and they look special. Like all {{pll\|Work Trains Overview\|work trains}}, demonstrators are best suitable for customization with {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint jobs}}, {{pll\|Gadget Installation\|gadgets}} and {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|train parts}}.

	To be able to access ~~such~~ a ~~vehicle~~, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective license for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.		To be able to access a demonstrator, you need the {{pll\|Museum\|Museum license}}, as well as the respective {{pll\|Licenses Overview\|license}} for that type of vehicle. For each of the demonstrators there is a dedicated {{pll\|Track ID Signs\|track}} in the museum building. Next to the track is a panel with exact steps on how to restore it.

	The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.		The process involves {{pll\|Coupling\|towing}} the vehicle to the museum, supplying it with missing {{pll\|Train Parts Overview\|parts}} using {{pll\|Utility Vehicles\|utility vehicles}}, {{pll\|Manual Service\|servicing}} it and finally giving it a {{pll\|Paint Job\|paint job}}.

	Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator ~~becomes~~ a ~~private locomotive~~.		Only once it has been fully repaired, a restored demonstrator gains features of a work train.

	[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]		[[Category:Vehicle Customization\|1]]