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Class 37 IC Swallow
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Class 37 IC Swallow

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OUTDATED!
This build will no longer be updated.

Class 37 in the Intercity Swallow livery, One of my personal favorites - Number 37 518 Fort William
Tire to make it detailed as I could, Not 100% accurate for people who may complain.

Works pretty well on tracks, Can stay at 97 Kmph without derailing (untill drop from bridge)

Controlls:
Headlight - Forword lights
Warning lights - Reverse lights

Updates
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1.1 Fixed couplings, Compatible with my other stuff now, Added smoke, centerd
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Captian_Honkey 11 Apr, 2018 @ 2:23pm 
can you do a class 40 in br blue?
SpAmTrak  [author] 22 May, 2017 @ 11:16am 
@Martellus
Yep, I had planned to use a kind of between connector, But testing it seems to be unstable.
I will update all of the Class 37s I put up here with new couplers in the future, As coupling does not work properly on trains at the moment It is not a huge priority, Will update tho.
Martellus 21 May, 2017 @ 12:06pm 
also would suggest changing the front coupler to be a female so it would work with other workshop trains, since it only has male couplers on front and back right now
Martellus 20 May, 2017 @ 4:27pm 
suggestion - move it left in the garage. Recovering vehicle (backspace) results in it spawning to the right of the tracks, adjust until it spawns on the tracks when recovered. I had to do this for my train. Really really stable, drives great. I love how you did the fans
Martellus 20 May, 2017 @ 4:18pm 
looks great