Is there any Intercity Class 91's, Class 56's and Class 221's available?

[PendennisCastle]

Just wondering as i need them for doing a video some point in the future.

I know there was a Class 56 made by Pikkabird but it's not available anymore so i'm hoping that there is another one available somewhere else.

Regards -PendennisCastle

 

[shaneturner12]

I doubt you will get anywhere with the 221s. These were payware on a site that has been closed a few years.

As for the 56, I cannot recall seeing many of those about - the only one I was aware of was also payware.

The 91 however may still be available - a user called peterdhicks made some but you will have to use the Internet Archive Wayback Machine to find this.

Shane

 

[PendennisCastle]

I doubt you will get anywhere with the 221s. These were payware on a site that has been closed a few years.

As for the 56, I cannot recall seeing many of those about - the only one I was aware of was also payware.

The 91 however may still be available - a user called peterdhicks made some but you will have to use the Internet Archive Wayback Machine to find this.

Shane

How do i use the Wayback Machine to find the Class 91? I used the DLS http address but nothing came up.

 

[shaneturner12]

Try this link: http://web.archive.org/web/20100805080048/http://peterdhicks.co.uk/trainz/gner91.html

Shane

 

[Scottish]

Look on the download station under author 'peterdhicks' He has Class 222 East Midlands and Class 91. I also have a Class 220 Voyager in Cross Country livery.

Scottish

 

[ktain.ny]

How do i use the Wayback Machine to find the Class 91? I used the DLS http address but nothing came up.

the way back machine is really helpful, trainz wise.

step one: find the website you want to back date.

step two: search "wayback machine" on the web, and paste the link of the site you wanna back date in the little thingy.

step three: Click on the year you want, and the date that year the you want.

find the file, download!

 

[PendennisCastle]

Try this link: http://web.archive.org/web/20100805080048/http://peterdhicks.co.uk/trainz/gner91.html

Shane

Cheers, much appreciated.