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Hello,
I have found that Alterr is now creating a new version of Frankfurt's Stadtbahn (U-Bahn) for TRS12. However, the thing that I look forward the most is the train vehicles instead of the route.
I am planning a Chinese Stadtbahn system with both street-running sections and high-speed (150km/h) sections. Therefore, I think that trains from U-Bahn Frankfurt will be the most suitable. Actually, the platform height (90cm) and the train width (265cm) are the same as the light rail system in Hong Kong, China.
I am looking forward to the following train vehicles:
U3 : The new version beyond U2, with step-free design;
U5-50 : Being able to form longer trains with fewer "unused" driving cabinets;
Ptb : Inner-street sections without spaces for setting up high platforms;
ET423 : Trains for
Could Alterr publish the train vehicles before that of the route? I look forward to having the trains for adoption purposes.
Hello,
I have found that Alterr is now creating a new version of Frankfurt's Stadtbahn (U-Bahn) for TRS12. However, the thing that I look forward the most is the train vehicles instead of the route.
I am planning a Chinese Stadtbahn system with both street-running sections and high-speed (150km/h) sections. Therefore, I think that trains from U-Bahn Frankfurt will be the most suitable. Actually, the platform height (90cm) and the train width (265cm) are the same as the light rail system in Hong Kong, China.
I am looking forward to the following train vehicles:
U3 : The new version beyond U2, with step-free design;
U5-50 : Being able to form longer trains with fewer "unused" driving cabinets;
Ptb : Inner-street sections without spaces for setting up high platforms;
ET423 : Trains for
Could Alterr publish the train vehicles before that of the route? I look forward to having the trains for adoption purposes.
L5 Trainz