Freightliner class 70/71?

[joshbosh]

Hi is there a class 70/71 on the DLS anywhere

 

[bassist118]

No I havn't seen any threads thats ones being made eiher, I too would love this in trainz (although their bloody ugly lol)



Andy

 

[Deano5]

Oh thats those new ugly things, I recall a couple of creators discussing it once but saying they would be way too hard to make with all the bits and shapes on them and a great lack of documents to build from.
I'm sure though that someone will surprise us all one day.

 

[tline]

There sould be train look like and class 70 should be on DLS Somewhere Maybee you could reskin that In to a look Like class 70

Well class 58 do look an class 70.

 

[shaneturner12]

Unfortunately, the class 70 will have to be created from scratch, as Freightliner are the only ones AFAIK that have them, and no-one has yet created one on the DLS.

The closest ones are the class 90 Powerhaul liverly, but they are the electric version.

Shane

 

[wholbr]

Hi Shane and Everybody.
There is one available for "Railworks" as I had one bought for me for Christmas:hehe:

Bill
NB:-just a joke Shane to someone I very much respect on the forum, as I do not wish to start " that" flame war again.

 

[shaneturner12]

To be honest, I will also be happy to see a class 70 as well, as the route that will be using it currently uses a Class 66.

I did try content creation some time back, but never got the hang of it though - I prefer making routes/sessions.

Shane

 

[pfx]

Maybe it would be easier and quicker for someone to create a standard electric plug as an item of rollingstock? If you joined 2 back to back, it would almost look the same. ; )

 

[philskene]

pfx --

I agree. What were they thinking when they styled that thing? It's a hideous looking locomotive.

 

[NikkiA]

pfx --

I agree. What were they thinking when they styled that thing? It's a hideous looking locomotive.

It's no uglier than the modernised ST44/M62s that Baltic Rail and DB are operating in poland:

http://www.railfaneurope.net/pix/pl/private/RCO/311D-02_2008_08_06_03.jpg

http://trainspo.com/photo/3187/?list=class#photo

As a matter of fact it has a very similar style to the class 70, and IMO both are quite 'pretty' in a modern kinda way.