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New York City Transit R36/R33 Redbird [Remastered]

As part of my Subway Overhaul series, this one has been given a more special treatment due to its pretty legendary statuss among NYC Subway fans

This is the NYCTA Redbird, This unit consisting of 4 R36 carriages and one R33ML carriage, as they would run IRL
These cars were painted a deep red to combat graffiti, which had become a major problem in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The color was referred to as "Gunn Red" or "Broad Street Red" in honor of its originator David L. Gunn, the former SEPTA General Manager who became President of the New York City Transit Authority during this period. Initially entering service in various colors, these cars received the new paint scheme between 1984 and 1989. Sixteen R17s were also given this paint scheme in 1985 and 1986, but were retired by 1988, well before the name "Redbird" caught on. Today, repurposed Redbird cars serve as garbage trains, rail adhesion cars, or rider cars on locomotive-hauled work trains, while others have been preserved by various museums.

This train visually features:
Realistic car numbering
Realistic Yard indicators
Working doors
Interior lights
NYCT logos
Realistically angled front
Realistic Destination

CONTROLS:
W/S: Move
Left doors: Up/down
Right Doors: Left/Right
X (tap): Interior Lights
X (hold): Cab lights
K: Door chime
H: Horn