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SEPTA Silverliner V
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This is the Hyundai Rotem Silverliner V which serves the SEPTA Regional Rail for commuters throughout the Philadelphia, PA region.

Includes 2 cars & 4 cars all for passenger use. The 4-car train is the perfect length for a standard station platform.
The rear car is already inverted for when the train switches to reverse mode.



Single car model stats:
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Polys: 2038
Tris: 3988
Passenger capacity: 105 (per car)
11 Comments
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Looney3987 16 Mar, 2022 @ 1:27pm 
Yeah I would love the RTD version. I'm basing my city's transport system off of Denver's and it would be nice to have an RTD version of this train :)
tornadocrow 24 Jun, 2020 @ 9:45pm 
That's alright, no rush or obligation. Just thought it'd be cool. If you do end up doing that, do ping me here. I would love to add it.
djantir  [author] 24 Jun, 2020 @ 12:57pm 
@tornadocrow Thanks! And yeah, true! I don't know why I didn't think to make a livery for the RTD. It's literally the same model. lol Maybe after I can get my program knowledge back together so I can make things again. It's gonna be a while, though.
tornadocrow 21 Jun, 2020 @ 4:10pm 
Really cool! It's the closest subsitute for Denver's silverliner v's, same railcars with different paint
djantir  [author] 27 Jan, 2019 @ 10:58am 
@djnellz215913ko When it comes to NYC transit, I'm right there with you with the M2/3's. But I know that's also a lot of nostalgia coming from me, because I used to ride them a ton to and from Long Island. I never noticed any upgrades before the M8, so the change was a bit jarring to me...though I'd love to see the M8 modeled at some point, only because I'd love to see Cities: Skylines filled with more modern trains that are in use today. (Kind of why I even went ahead, and made the hypothesized bi-level SEPTA trains, even though they don't actually exist, haha.)
djnellz215913ko 25 Jan, 2019 @ 4:05pm 
lol @djantir, it's no hate, I just love the old school EMUs more than the newer ones. Same with MTA's in NY, I like the M2's and M3's better than the M7s, but don't get me wrong, I still love em. lol Hyundai-Rotem did a good job with these.
djantir  [author] 24 Jan, 2019 @ 8:27pm 
lol I personally like all of them, so I find it funny every time someone feels the need to openly hate on the V's. But that's okay. To each their own.

I've yet to successfully plan out a building, so the stations might be a while. Besides, the only ones I really have any real liking for are the Center City stations. Suburban's already been done (though now I wish the underground tracks were rendered, but I understand why it is what it is), and the other two are just more complicated than I'm interested in modeling or texturing right now.
djnellz215913ko 23 Jan, 2019 @ 10:54am 
Think you will do any SEPTA replica terminals, like Frankford, Olney, Fern Rock or 69th?
djnellz215913ko 23 Jan, 2019 @ 10:53am 
The SL-V's. Ain't got nothing on the II's, III's and IV's or the Arrow III's but the asset is DOPE! Love it! Next Stop: Washington Lane Station
djantir  [author] 2 Jun, 2018 @ 11:27pm 
@Tinkle Buns Thank you for enjoying them! I'm a NYC native, but also been in Philly for over a decade, so I'm all about the SEPTA life, haha. There's more to come.