Train Sim World 3 Class 123,124 And 128 For Gwe And Ntp

I would like to suggest the first generation DMUs of classes 123, 124 and 128 which could find use on both DLoGW and NTP as they fit both 1971 and 1984 respectively.
With the vast majority of first generation dmus using AEC, Leyland/Leyland Albion 6 cylinder engines, it should be quite simple to source sounds from similar preserved units.
All 3 classes used the later 230bhp Leyland Albion 6 cylinder horizontal diesel powerplants.
First we will look at the Class 123.


Class 123 leaving Paddington

Class 122 cab view

Class 123 at Paddington

Class 123 at Huddersfield

 

Class 123 carriage diagrams

 

Class 124 images

Class 124 at Stalybridge

Class 124 at Manchester Victoria

Class 124 cab view

Class 123 and 124 units at Sheffield

Buffet car interior of Class 124, very similar within Class 123 units

 

Class 124 carriage diagrams

 

And finally some Class 128 images

Class 128 at Paddington

Class 128 at Manchester Victoria

Class 128 cab view

Class 128 interior

 

Excellent suggestions. The 123's could also layer into DLOGW as frequently used on semi fast Paddington to Oxford services. Also, though not a route we have in TSW (yet), they were used on Cardiff to Crewe via The Marches services often in multiple with a Class 120 Cross Country unit. Even if the sounds had to be aliased or synthesised, I'd take it.

 

Brilliant suggestion mate, three great units which I would love to see in game.

 

Superb suggestion. Lots more 1960s-built multiple units in general but it's about time the Inter-city DMUs made it into a Train Simulator.

 

Excellent suggestion

 

Very good suggestion, however if they are going to make a new unit for DLGW then surely a class 117 in rail blue would be the first choice as the class 101 is completely wrong for the pack?

 

Time to add them however the development team will have a problem with some of these trains because some of them were scrapped and have to find a suitable train need to get the accurate sounds and measurement.

 

This would make the route way more interesting indeed! Some good BR Blue DMU's!