Radio-Tube Train

The Radio-Tube Train is another Train Concept that wasn't really a fully proposed design but more of a cartoonish idea and was more of an idea, the Radio Tube Train had made an appearance on the cover of a magazine called "Modern Mechanix and Inventions" which had been sold to the public in the 1930s and the magazine had cost 15 cents (which for Canadians, would have cost 20 Canadian cents).
== Ideas for the Design ==
The Radio-Tube Train's horn would have been similar to that of a saxophone, it had featured giant glass orbs on it with electricity inside the giant orbs. The way how it would be moving (if it had been built) would be that the radio mechanics installed on it would both power and control the Locomotive which basically means that it controls itself and performs it's tasks by itself, and not by a person. 
== Why wasn't it built ==
The Reasons to why it wasn't built is unknown, but it's possibly assumed that when it comes to trains, there is always a person that controls a train (which is typical for trains) but the Radio-Tube Train doesn't have anyone to control it, it is pre-programed to perform it's tasks and performs these tasks on it's own.
== Trivia ==
* Certainly Electric trains/Electric Locomotives are a thing in existence, but not Radio-Tube Trains.
* Not much information can be provided about this Locomotive
Category:Unbuilt locomotives