Loco London Overground Gospel Oak- Barking Riverside Class 172/0 + 150/1

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  1. Eee

    Eee Well-Known Member

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    INTRODUCTION
    I thought it would be a good idea to suggest two other trains that could come as DLCS for the Goblin Line as it would add more rolling stock

    ROLLING STOCK

    172/0 TURBROSTAR
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    The class 172/0 manufactured by Bombardier Transportation at Derby Litchurch Lane Works as part of the Turbostar family built from 2010-2011 8 of these two car trains were used by London Overground these trains have a maximum operating speed of 75 mph (121 km/h) and have TPWS/AWS implemented.


    150/1 SPRINTER

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    The class 150/1 manufactured by British Rail Engineering Limited at York Carrige Works as part of the Sprinter family built from 1984–1987 6 of these two car trains were used by Silverlink these trains have a maximum operating speed of 75 mph (120 km/h) and have TPWS/AWS implemented.


    CONCLUSION

    Thanks for reading my suggestion if this pack came would you buy it? feel free to comment your opinion.
     
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  2. Indege

    Indege Well-Known Member

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    If this came I would absolutely buy this. However I am scared for what the 172 would sound like if DTG or Rivet made it....
     
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  3. jack#9468

    jack#9468 Well-Known Member

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    The only problem is Barking Riverside opened after these two trains were withdrawn from the route.
     
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  4. elarthur

    elarthur Well-Known Member

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    A little artistic licence is required but otherwise a good idea. Other routes have not necessarily stuck rigidly to the era with a little creativity being added to them for fun and variety.
     
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  5. jack#9468

    jack#9468 Well-Known Member

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    I just have an idea it'll end up another West Cornwall Local - a fantasy.
     
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    elarthur Well-Known Member

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    In what way is WCL a fantasy exactly?
     
  7. jack#9468

    jack#9468 Well-Known Member

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    In the time period it's set (early 90s) some of the trains we see on it in TSW were withdrawn by then.
     
  8. Bravo2six

    Bravo2six Well-Known Member

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    in the year it is set, I believe loco hauling trains were becoming fewer and farther between, or at least, thats what other people were saying.

    Too be fair, I think it got alot more flak than it deserved, but a nice remaster would be nice (with an era appropriate 125)
     
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  9. elarthur

    elarthur Well-Known Member

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    If only Rivet Games would occasionally revisit their routes to make changes and improvements as well as fix some glaring issues and faults. A Valenta HST is so desperately needed for WCL along with a Class 50 Hoover which were both regular performers at the time and location.
     
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  10. finlayl122528

    finlayl122528 Well-Known Member

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    I would not like this. I want the add on to remain as it is. I do not understand why people enjoy routes with trains they no longer use on the line. It is unrealistic and the evolution of transport is spectacular.
     
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  11. driverwoods#1787

    driverwoods#1787 Well-Known Member

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    Excellent idea and remember a 172/0 can combine with 150/1 due to BSI couplers. In game currently feasible with 158 Pacer or 150/2 158 combi
     
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  12. jack#9468

    jack#9468 Well-Known Member

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    Because they could have set it in the past instead of the boring modern day?
     
  13. steamenthusiast1

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    If no-one wants to remeber old trains these beautiful machines will be lost forever. I think that most people disagree with this given the amount preservation societies there are and the amount of money people pour into it.
     
  14. Indege

    Indege Well-Known Member

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    As long as its a multiple unit that is still around today im all for it.
     
  15. Migsithepigsi

    Migsithepigsi Well-Known Member

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    Excellent argument, you convinced me mate because I do realise how I live the railways of the past than it is now
     
  16. finlayl122528

    finlayl122528 Well-Known Member

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    The evolution of trains nowadays is mind-blowing. We live in the modern day so I believe the route should be based in the present. I totally agree that we need to preserve our transport history but I think that is the job for museum such as the London Transport museum
     
  17. jack#9468

    jack#9468 Well-Known Member

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    Sometimes the past is better.
     

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