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yeah please make a diesel variant, like a 158 or something. headcanon is that it like saved british railways not long before privatisation or something

Al Rawr at you instead hehe

Could you make a diesel variant of this?

ive got both

required items mate

sound doesnt exist

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

correct, its a 358

I'm sorry. But this just is't a 385

lore mate

this shouldnt be avalable in game from 1989 lol

still good tho

Small problem, i cant seem to find it on my mod list when ingame, any idea why, im mainly asking this because i want to use the 319

cool

I just have to commend this great add on again. Using it all the time even over the MK3s!!!!!

there is a massive livery pack planned but im not sure when thats going to be done

Wonderful! One of the models that has a good rider view + I think these would have been great if British railways had been electrified instead of run down. in the game they are fantastic and very useful as other high speed emus have terrible interiors. Any more liveries? NSE gives me diarrhoea.

Very novel. Thanks for sharing.

I both love and hate this

zappy stick power go "hhhhhhhhhhhhmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm"

LOVE this! :D

Whoa !!!!!! Love this concept!!! MOAAARRRR :-)

what the hell

Id love to see a 442 done on the 321 that would be awsome. but i do like the idea of the 358. well done. :)

The State Railway of Thailand ASR class is a diesel multiple unit operated by the State Railway of Thailand. Built by British Rail Engineering Limited at Derby Litchurch Lane Works in England, it is based on the British Rail Class 158. Twenty carriages were built in 1990/91. All were painted in the same Regional Railways livery as the Class 158s.

In Thailand, they are colloquially known as "Sprinter". The first Sprinter services in Thailand was the train no.907/908 Bangkok-Chiang Mai-Bangkok on June 11, 1991.