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* FamilyBusiness Hyce's grandfather "Choo Choo Bob" (Bob Longnecker) [[https://www.trains.com/trn/railroads/tourist/young-guns-in-preservation-mark-huber-hyce/ was the inventor of early sound systems]] in model trains and had been featured in publications such as ''Model Railroader.'' Bob's collection of Rio Grande model trains sparked Hyce's interest at a young age.
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* FamilyBusiness Hyce's grandfather "Choo Choo Bob" (Bob Longnecker) [[https://www.trains.com/trn/railroads/tourist/young-guns-in-preservation-mark-huber-hyce/ was the inventor of early sound systems]] in model trains and had been featured in publications such as ''Model Railroader.'' Bob's collection of Rio Grande model trains sparked Hyce's interest at a young age. Hyce is also a distant relative of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Huber Edward Huber]], who manufactured steam powered farming equipment in the late 1800s.
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In July 2023, Hyce announced a return to developing rail simulator games with ''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2517940/Century_of_Steam/ Century of Steam]]'', where he assumed the role of president of the indie developer company, [[https://www.studio346.net/team.html Studio 346 ]]
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In July 2023, Hyce announced a return to developing rail simulator games with ''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2517940/Century_of_Steam/ Century of Steam]]'', ''VideoGame/CenturyOfSteam'', where he assumed the role of president of the indie developer company, [[https://www.studio346.net/team.html Studio 346 ]]
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In July 2023, Hyce announced a return to developing rail simulator games with ''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2517940/Century_of_Steam/ Century of Steam]]'', where he assumed the role of president of the indie developer company, [[https://www.studio346.net/team.html Studio 346 ]]
* MeaningfulName: The video game developer "Studio 346" takes its name from D&RGW 346, a locomotive at the Colorado Railroad Museum where Hyce works and an engine that is a favorite of his and of his late grandfather.
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* SoloSideProject: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbgwQGCQQ_I&t=116s Part of Hyce's reasoning]] in leaving the ''Railroads Online!'' dev team was to focus on his budding [=YouTube=] career, while also hinting at his own aspirations in game development.
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* SoloSideProject: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbgwQGCQQ_I&t=116s Part of Hyce's reasoning]] in leaving the ''Railroads Online!'' dev team was to focus on his budding [=YouTube=] career, while also hinting at his own aspirations in game development.development which would eventually become ''Century of Steam''.
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* TheDreadedToiletDuty: Hyce's story from when he worked for the BNSF as a manager in a locomotive shop, and BNSF 1676 was pulled in for servicing only to find out the toilet pipe had broken and the human waste had filled the entire frame of the locomotive. The estimated weight of the excrement was about 2000+ pounds of waste, meaning it was literally a shit ton!
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"Hyce" (Mark Huber) is a RailEnthusiast YouTuber and musician known for his railroading documentaries, a railroad themed CookingShow and LetsPlay series. Mark is a former BNSF railroad employee who had studied engineering at the Colorado School of Mines. During his time at the Colorado School of Mines he began volunteering at the Colorado Railroad Museum, and would eventually transplant to Colorado fulltime in 2022 to work at the museum.
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"Hyce" (Mark Huber) is a RailEnthusiast YouTuber [=YouTuber=] and musician known for his railroading documentaries, a railroad themed CookingShow and LetsPlay series. Mark is a former BNSF railroad employee who had studied engineering at the Colorado School of Mines. During his time at the Colorado School of Mines he began volunteering at the Colorado Railroad Museum, and would eventually transplant to Colorado fulltime in 2022 to work at the museum.
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* TheseusShipParadox: Hyce's argument that the K-37 is not a conversion of the older C-41 locomotives feels like a modern Ship of Theseus debate.
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* TheseusShipParadox: Hyce's argument that the K-37 is not a conversion of the older C-41 locomotives feels like a modern Ship of Theseus debate.debate.
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* ShoutOut: To ''Little Engines and Big Men'' by Gilbert A. Lathrop. The main issue though is the book originally published in 1954 is out of print... meaning Hyce's review and small readings from it are both a tribute to it and a way to KeepCirculatingTheTapes until the book's copyright expires and it enters public domain, or the people holding the publishing rights decide to reprint it.
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* JustTrainWrong: Many of Hyce's videos attempt to ''combat'' this, notably one where he tackles the long standing myth that standard gauge was derived from Roman chariot widths.
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* SteamNeverDies: ''Played with,'' since Hyce frequently visits many heritage and tourist railroads he shows plenty of locations where steam locomotives are still in use; but he doesn't mince words on why its so hard to keep steam locomotives running in the present day. His video on the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMvU-lgPE-A East Broad Top Railroad]] produced in cooperation with Nick Ozorak might be the clearest example of this.
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* SteamNeverDies: ''Played with,'' since Hyce frequently visits many heritage and tourist railroads he shows plenty of locations where steam locomotives are still in use; but he doesn't mince words on why its so hard to keep steam locomotives running in the present day. His video on the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMvU-lgPE-A East Broad Top Railroad]] produced in cooperation with Nick Ozorak might be the clearest example of this.this.
* TheseusShipParadox: Hyce's argument that the K-37 is not a conversion of the older C-41 locomotives feels like a modern Ship of Theseus debate.
* TheseusShipParadox: Hyce's argument that the K-37 is not a conversion of the older C-41 locomotives feels like a modern Ship of Theseus debate.
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* FollowInMyFootsteps: Hyce's grandfather "Choo Choo Bob" (Bob Longnecker) [[https://www.trains.com/trn/railroads/tourist/young-guns-in-preservation-mark-huber-hyce/ was the inventor of early sound systems]] in model trains and had been featured in publications such as ''Model Railroader.'' Bob's collection of Rio Grande model trains sparked Hyce's interest at a young age.
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* FollowInMyFootsteps: FamilyBusiness Hyce's grandfather "Choo Choo Bob" (Bob Longnecker) [[https://www.trains.com/trn/railroads/tourist/young-guns-in-preservation-mark-huber-hyce/ was the inventor of early sound systems]] in model trains and had been featured in publications such as ''Model Railroader.'' Bob's collection of Rio Grande model trains sparked Hyce's interest at a young age.
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* FollowInMyFootsteps: Hyce's grandfather "Choo Choo Bob" (Bob Longnecker) [[https://www.trains.com/trn/railroads/tourist/young-guns-in-preservation-mark-huber-hyce/ was the inventor of early sound systems]] in model trains and had been featured in publications such as ''Model Railroader.'' Bob's collection of Rio Grande model trains sparked Hyce's interest at a young age.
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"Hyce" (Mark Huber) is a RailEnthusiast YouTuber and musician known for his railroading documentaries, a railroad themed CookingShow and LetsPlay series. Mark was a former BNSF railroad employee who had studied engineering at the Colorado School of Mines. During his time at the Colorado School of Mines he began volunteering at the Colorado Railroad Museum, and would eventually transplant to Colorado fulltime in 2022 to work at the museum.
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"Hyce" (Mark Huber) is a RailEnthusiast YouTuber and musician known for his railroading documentaries, a railroad themed CookingShow and LetsPlay series. Mark was is a former BNSF railroad employee who had studied engineering at the Colorado School of Mines. During his time at the Colorado School of Mines he began volunteering at the Colorado Railroad Museum, and would eventually transplant to Colorado fulltime in 2022 to work at the museum.
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* SoloSideProject: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbgwQGCQQ_I&t=116s Part of Hyce's reasoning]] in leaving the ''Railroads Online!'' dev team was to focus on his budding [=YouTube=] career, while also hinting at his own aspirations in game development.
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* SoloSideProject: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbgwQGCQQ_I&t=116s Part of Hyce's reasoning]] in leaving the ''Railroads Online!'' dev team was to focus on his budding [=YouTube=] career, while also hinting at his own aspirations in game development.development.
* SteamNeverDies: ''Played with,'' since Hyce frequently visits many heritage and tourist railroads he shows plenty of locations where steam locomotives are still in use; but he doesn't mince words on why its so hard to keep steam locomotives running in the present day. His video on the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMvU-lgPE-A East Broad Top Railroad]] produced in cooperation with Nick Ozorak might be the clearest example of this.
* SteamNeverDies: ''Played with,'' since Hyce frequently visits many heritage and tourist railroads he shows plenty of locations where steam locomotives are still in use; but he doesn't mince words on why its so hard to keep steam locomotives running in the present day. His video on the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMvU-lgPE-A East Broad Top Railroad]] produced in cooperation with Nick Ozorak might be the clearest example of this.
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* MemeticMutation: "LIMES!"
** Also staunch arguments that the K-37 does not count as a ''converted'' standard gauge locomotive as well.
* PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.'' Hyce's sometime music collaborator and fellow former ''Railroads Online!'' dev Tom Coletti (aka Wings & Strings), is known for their artwork featuring furries and steam locomotives.
** Also staunch arguments that the K-37 does not count as a ''converted'' standard gauge locomotive as well.
* PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.'' Hyce's sometime music collaborator and fellow former ''Railroads Online!'' dev Tom Coletti (aka Wings & Strings), is known for their artwork featuring furries and steam locomotives.
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* PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.''
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* PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.'''' Hyce's sometime music collaborator and fellow former ''Railroads Online!'' dev Tom Coletti (aka Wings & Strings), is known for their artwork featuring furries and steam locomotives.
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* AuthorAppeal: Anything regarding the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad or its connecting lines such as the Rio Grande Southern grabs Hyce's interest immediately.
* CoolTrain: Self explanatory.
* CoolTrain: Self explanatory.
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* PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.''
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** Also staunch arguments that the K-37 does not count as a ''converted'' standard gauge locomotive as well.
* PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.''''
* SoloSideProject: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbgwQGCQQ_I&t=116s Part of Hyce's reasoning]] in leaving the ''Railroads Online!'' dev team was to focus on his budding [=YouTube=] career, while also hinting at his own aspirations in game development.
* PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.
* SoloSideProject: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbgwQGCQQ_I&t=116s Part of Hyce's reasoning]] in leaving the ''Railroads Online!'' dev team was to focus on his budding [=YouTube=] career, while also hinting at his own aspirations in game development.
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Mark was an early member of the ''Railroads Online!'' development team, providing the original soundtrack to the game along with programming support. He and several other developers would eventually leave ''Railroads Online!'' and his soundtrack would be removed from the game, but he has since made it available elsewhere such as on [[https://open.spotify.com/album/0dQ8b7Fdw62PUnPVEMRkJK Spotify]].
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Mark was an early member of the ''Railroads Online!'' development team, providing the original soundtrack to the game along with programming support. He and several other developers would eventually leave ''Railroads Online!'' and his soundtrack would be removed from the game, but he has since made it available elsewhere such as on [[https://open.spotify.com/album/0dQ8b7Fdw62PUnPVEMRkJK Spotify]].Spotify]].
Hyce's main [=YouTube=] channel can be [[https://www.youtube.com/@Hyce777 found here]].
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!! ''Hyce's'' work contains the following tropes:
* CookingShow: The ''K-37 Kitchen'' series which sees Hyce attempt to cook various foods on a steam locomotive.
* EdutainmentShow: the various Hyce videos at the Colorado Railroad Museum embody this.
* MemeticMutation: "LIMES!"
*PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.''
Hyce's main [=YouTube=] channel can be [[https://www.youtube.com/@Hyce777 found here]].
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!! ''Hyce's'' work contains the following tropes:
* CookingShow: The ''K-37 Kitchen'' series which sees Hyce attempt to cook various foods on a steam locomotive.
* EdutainmentShow: the various Hyce videos at the Colorado Railroad Museum embody this.
* MemeticMutation: "LIMES!"
*PopularWithFurries: Mark's channel logo is a Hyacinth Macaw in a railroad hat, which was included as a cameo in ''Webcomic/RailroadingStinks.''
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"Hyce" (Mark Huber) is a RailEnthusiast YouTuber and musician known for his railroading documentaries, a railroad themed CookingShow and LetsPlay series. Mark was a former BNSF railroad employee who had studied engineering at the Colorado School of Mines. During his time at the Colorado School of Mines he began volunteering at the Colorado Railroad Museum, and would eventually transplant to Colorado fulltime in 2022 to work at the museum.
Mark was an early member of the ''Railroads Online!'' development team, providing the original soundtrack to the game along with programming support. He and several other developers would eventually leave ''Railroads Online!'' and his soundtrack would be removed from the game, but he has since made it available elsewhere such as on [[https://open.spotify.com/album/0dQ8b7Fdw62PUnPVEMRkJK Spotify]].
Mark was an early member of the ''Railroads Online!'' development team, providing the original soundtrack to the game along with programming support. He and several other developers would eventually leave ''Railroads Online!'' and his soundtrack would be removed from the game, but he has since made it available elsewhere such as on [[https://open.spotify.com/album/0dQ8b7Fdw62PUnPVEMRkJK Spotify]].
