The View of the Train Research Assignment Paper

The View of the Train
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The view of the train
This train provides several ideas, which all can be adduced by different people depending on the angle from which it is viewed. The first impression of this locomotive shows an old model of a train that was designed many years ago with the aim of transporting people and goods. This is evident from the heavy metal designs and other types of equipment that were used to make the model. Given this argument, it can be justifiable to state that this train cannot operate in these modern times whereby trains are made to move at high speed. The use of a traditional Venetian chimney to power the engine of the train gives further evidence that its usability in modern times is limited because it could move at a slow speed. There are arguments of historians concerning the loud noises that the trains produced during those past days. Coupled with the thick smoke from the combustion that was on the train, there is a likelihood that they brought about serious problems to the environment through which they passed. Although, in the modern manufacture of trains elements such as combustion systems, have been rectified to produce trains that are relatively environment-friendly. Due to the extreme combustion process that was going on in the train, they were not covered on their roofs to allow for fresh air during traveling.
The third wagon lacks stability because it is designed to carry hefty goods, but its base is reinforced by three wheels, which have been positioned inappropriately. This train could have only existed in the first ages where there was less advanced technology and skilled manpower to make secure trains. In modern times, manufacturers cannot allow such trains to be used because they can cause massive destruction of property and loss of lives. Consequently, trains are not built to use wheels like vehicles an aspect that is evident in the third wagon. This aspect makes it weak and inadequate of a model that could be a train. It is also relatively small in size as compared to other trains that existed before, during those periods. Trains were designed to be long so that they could carry many people and goods at the same time. The heavy load of cards that have been piled on top of it can make it easily topple thus, trains should be designed to have a stronger base to withstand such weights. The arrangement of the loads of goods should also be evenly distributed into different sections of the train to avoid concentration of the weight at the head of the train. This aspect, if ignored can make trains easily prone to accidents because they cannot easily and freely negotiate corners and rugged areas.
The fourth wagon reflects only the time frame in which the train mostly worked and the kind of business with which it was majorly involved. The presence of oil barrels and gold on this model and food can attest to the fact that it was majorly used for commerce purposes which might have most likely involved bulky goods. The sacrificial altar is probably for the travelers and perhaps other inhabitants of the train. It is well reinforced with durable metal objects to give an indication that whatever it was involved in might have necessitated a lot of strength. Trains we...