Australia Melbourne Comeng Electric Train
These electric suburban units, run as 3 and 6 car units, were initially introduced in 1981, as th 'Tea Cup Livery'. Some 570 units (380 motor cars and 190 trailer cars) were built between 1981 and 1988, and are still in ust to this date.
They are semi-permanently coupled in 3's (M-T-M) and 6 car units (M-T-M-M-T-M). Running numbers were 301M-1001T-302M through 697M-1199T-698M. Over the years, conversions were made by Connex and M>Train
to the livery and the interior seating.
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This Trainz pack is for 4x3 unit trains (total of 12 units), that you may specify the numbers and livery. Bogies supplied are the disc brake units, although tread brakes bogie option may be requested for the older units.
These models are passenger enabled, with opening doors, built for TS2009 and TS2010 utilizing spectral and normal mapping and include Level of Detail reduction in distance to reduce load on your computer. Inside driver/passenger and cab views are included for the avid 'ride-along' enthusiast. Front destinations may be set in Surveyor, from a collection of 30 typical destinations, more may be added at your request.
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and some custoners screenshots
The Comeng pack contains 4 different trains (3 unit M-T-M) in any livery (Connex, Metro, Metro yellow/green or plain), a total of 12 units. Passenger enabled, animated cab crew, animated doors, including 12 months warranty, all updates and fixes for $14 US. You may specify numbers/livery and 30 popular route destinaton names are provided and are user selectable in Surveyor. Livery option is plain, Connex, Metro, Metro green/yellow. Full weathering add $1 per train unit. Individual 3 unit trains available for $9 each.
- to Order, click on the PayPal logo below, and tell me which numbers/liveries (Connex, Metro blue/yellow, yellow/green or plain) you require, or they will be assigned -
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