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Eee · Oct 28, 2023

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Eee · Sep 25, 2023

Eee said: ↑

Hello my name is EEE and I'll be suggesting Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street being over 1 hours and 54 minutes long with about 63 miles of track (102 km) with 23 stations in total

(keep in mind Limehouse,Barking & East ham platforms will most definitely be empty)

Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street

•Shoeburyness
•Thorpe Bay
•Southend East
•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Pitsea
•Basildon
•Laindon
•West Horndon
•Upminister
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street (Semi fast)

•Shoeburyness
•Thorpe Bay
•Southend East
•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Basildon
•Laindon
•Upminister
•Barking
•West Ham
•Fenchurch Street

Southend Central - Fenchurch Street via Ockendon

•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Pitsea
•Stanford -le -Hope
•East Tilbury
•Tilbury Town
•Grays
•Chafford Hundred
•Ockendon
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Pitsea - Fenchurch Street Via Ockendon

•Pitsea
•Stanford -le -Hope
•East Tilbury
•Tilbury Town
•Grays
•Chafford Hundred
•Ockendon
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Rolling stock

357/0,357/2 and 357/3
View attachment 129666
In terms of looks this EMU is very similar to the class 171 and 170 in terms of looks these trains also need a guard at all times.

These trains were built by bombardier from 1999 to 2002 74 trains were built and 74 trains remain in service they only have 4 coaches the top speed of this train is 100 mph (160 km/h) the class 357/2 and /0 have 282 seats while the /3 have 222 seats the class 357/3 in 2015 was converted from a /2 into a /3 leaving 11 357/2s in service they saftey systems would be TPWS/AWS and the DSD i believe.

720/6
View attachment 129668
This train is very similar to the class 710 and 345 aventras.

This train was built between 2018 by Bombardier they first entered service in 2020 for Greater Anglia and 2022 for C2C all twelve units in service c2c only uses the /6 varient the /6 also has 443 seats this train uses TPWS/AWS and dsd they are formed of 5 coaches the top speed is 100 mph (161km/h).

How many trains per a day.

•Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street 71 trains a day.

•Southend Central - Fenchurch Street 171 trains a day.

•Pitsea - Fenchurch Street via Ockendon 114 trains a day.

Special liveries

•Golden Geese livery on a few 357/0s.

•Pride Livery on a few 357/3s.

•Railway Guardian livery 357/0

•Possible silverlink and FGE livery (as a pack)

•Diamond Jubilee livery for 357/0 (as a pack)

AI trains in this route

•Dtg could do what Rivet Games did for Glasgow to Edinburgh with a AI tram but in Docklands Light rail Livery dlr could be seen at Limehouse.

Depots on this route

The depots on this route would be East ham depot & Shoeburyness

•East ham Depot
View attachment 129678

•Shoeburyness depot
View attachment 129679

Sounds

The class 357 have a slightly different traction motors much like the class 377/6 377/7 378/0 379 and ETC here is a clip of it arriving and departing

My thoughts on this suggestion

My thought on this route is its a nice commuter coming from East London and south Essex and if you dont like a slower route and like faster routes these trains run semi fast services and would a new area new scenery new parts of London.

Anyway folks that's my suggestion i hope you like it.
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I think the 720s could come as a dlc since for C2c they only have 12 720/6s in service

Eee · Sep 27, 2023

Eee said: ↑

Hello my name is EEE and I'll be suggesting Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street being over 1 hours and 54 minutes long with about 63 miles of track (102 km) with 23 stations in total

(keep in mind Limehouse,Barking & East ham platforms will most definitely be empty)

Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street

•Shoeburyness
•Thorpe Bay
•Southend East
•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Pitsea
•Basildon
•Laindon
•West Horndon
•Upminister
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street (Semi fast)

•Shoeburyness
•Thorpe Bay
•Southend East
•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Basildon
•Laindon
•Upminister
•Barking
•West Ham
•Fenchurch Street

Southend Central - Fenchurch Street via Ockendon

•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Pitsea
•Stanford -le -Hope
•East Tilbury
•Tilbury Town
•Grays
•Chafford Hundred
•Ockendon
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Pitsea - Fenchurch Street Via Ockendon

•Pitsea
•Stanford -le -Hope
•East Tilbury
•Tilbury Town
•Grays
•Chafford Hundred
•Ockendon
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Rolling stock

357/0,357/2 and 357/3
View attachment 129666
In terms of looks this EMU is very similar to the class 171 and 170 in terms of looks these trains also need a guard at all times.

These trains were built by bombardier from 1999 to 2002 74 trains were built and 74 trains remain in service they only have 4 coaches the top speed of this train is 100 mph (160 km/h) the class 357/2 and /0 have 282 seats while the /3 have 222 seats the class 357/3 in 2015 was converted from a /2 into a /3 leaving 11 357/2s in service they saftey systems would be TPWS/AWS and the DSD i believe.

720/6
View attachment 129668
This train is very similar to the class 710 and 345 aventras.

This train was built between 2018 by Bombardier they first entered service in 2020 for Greater Anglia and 2022 for C2C all twelve units in service c2c only uses the /6 varient the /6 also has 443 seats this train uses TPWS/AWS and dsd they are formed of 5 coaches the top speed is 100 mph (161km/h).

How many trains per a day.

•Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street 71 trains a day.

•Southend Central - Fenchurch Street 171 trains a day.

•Pitsea - Fenchurch Street via Ockendon 114 trains a day.

Special liveries

•Golden Geese livery on a few 357/0s.

•Pride Livery on a few 357/3s.

•Railway Guardian livery 357/0

•Possible silverlink and FGE livery (as a pack)

•Diamond Jubilee livery for 357/0 (as a pack)

AI trains in this route

•Dtg could do what Rivet Games did for Glasgow to Edinburgh with a AI tram but in Docklands Light rail Livery dlr could be seen at Limehouse.

Depots on this route

The depots on this route would be East ham depot & Shoeburyness

•East ham Depot
View attachment 129678

•Shoeburyness depot
View attachment 129679

Sounds

The class 357 have a slightly different traction motors much like the class 377/6 377/7 378/0 379 and ETC here is a clip of it arriving and departing

My thoughts on this suggestion

My thought on this route is its a nice commuter coming from East London and south Essex and if you dont like a slower route and like faster routes these trains run semi fast services and would a new area new scenery new parts of London.

Anyway folks that's my suggestion i hope you like it.
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The class 720 would also run from Thorpe Bay to Fenchurch Street

joffonon#1689 · Sep 28, 2023

You might want to post your thoughts and depot details to this recent-ish thread: https://forums.dovetailgames.com/threads/c2c-route-london-tilbury-and-southend-line.69534/

Migsithepigsi · Oct 24, 2023

Eee said: ↑

Hello my name is EEE and I'll be suggesting Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street being over 1 hours and 54 minutes long with about 63 miles of track (102 km) with 23 stations in total

(keep in mind Limehouse,Barking & East ham platforms will most definitely be empty)

Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street

•Shoeburyness
•Thorpe Bay
•Southend East
•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Pitsea
•Basildon
•Laindon
•West Horndon
•Upminister
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street (Semi fast)

•Shoeburyness
•Thorpe Bay
•Southend East
•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Basildon
•Laindon
•Upminister
•Barking
•West Ham
•Fenchurch Street

Southend Central - Fenchurch Street via Ockendon

•Southend Central
•Westcliff
•Chalkwell
•Leigh- on- Sea
•Benfleet
•Pitsea
•Stanford -le -Hope
•East Tilbury
•Tilbury Town
•Grays
•Chafford Hundred
•Ockendon
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Pitsea - Fenchurch Street Via Ockendon

•Pitsea
•Stanford -le -Hope
•East Tilbury
•Tilbury Town
•Grays
•Chafford Hundred
•Ockendon
•Barking
•West Ham
•Limehouse
•Fenchurch Street

Rolling stock

357/0,357/2 and 357/3
View attachment 129666
In terms of looks this EMU is very similar to the class 171 and 170 in terms of looks these trains also need a guard at all times.

These trains were built by bombardier from 1999 to 2002 74 trains were built and 74 trains remain in service they only have 4 coaches the top speed of this train is 100 mph (160 km/h) the class 357/2 and /0 have 282 seats while the /3 have 222 seats the class 357/3 in 2015 was converted from a /2 into a /3 leaving 11 357/2s in service they saftey systems would be TPWS/AWS and the DSD i believe.

720/6
View attachment 129668
This train is very similar to the class 710 and 345 aventras.

This train was built between 2018 by Bombardier they first entered service in 2020 for Greater Anglia and 2022 for C2C all twelve units in service c2c only uses the /6 varient the /6 also has 443 seats this train uses TPWS/AWS and the DSD they are formed of 5 coaches the top speed is 100 mph (161km/h).

How many trains per a day.

•Shoeburyness - Fenchurch Street 71 trains a day.

•Southend Central - Fenchurch Street 171 trains a day.

•Pitsea - Fenchurch Street via Ockendon 114 trains a day.

Special liveries

•Golden Geese livery on a few 357/0s.

•Pride Livery on a few 357/3s.

•Railway Guardian livery 357/0

•Possible silverlink and FGE livery (as a pack)

•Diamond Jubilee livery for 357/0 (as a pack)

AI trains in this route

•Dtg could do what Rivet Games did for Glasgow to Edinburgh with a AI tram but in Docklands Light rail Livery dlr could be seen at Limehouse.

Depots on this route

The depots on this route would be East ham depot & Shoeburyness

•East ham Depot
View attachment 129678

•Shoeburyness depot
View attachment 129679

Sounds

The class 357 have a slightly different traction motors much like the class 377/6 377/7 378/0 379 and ETC here is a clip of it arriving and departing

My thoughts on this suggestion

My thought on this route is its a nice commuter coming from East London and south Essex and if you dont like a slower route and like faster routes these trains run semi fast services and would a new area new scenery new parts of London.

Anyway folks that's my suggestion i hope you like it.
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I mean, we kinda have a bit of it laid out from the SEHS pack so why not

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