UK British Rail Class 381 - Generic

HISTORY The British Rail Class 381 was a proposed member of the Networker family, developed during the late 1980s and early 1990s for longer-distance services in south-east England. Together with the proposed Class 371, it formed part of the Universal Networker concept: a dual-voltage electric multiple unit intended to work on both 750 V DC third-rail and 25 kV AC overhead electrification. Financial pressures and the restructuring and privatisation of British Rail meant that the Class 381 was never ordered or built. THIS MOD This is a fictional generic interpretation of the unbuilt Class 381, not a recreation of a production train. Includes a five-car electric multiple unit, passenger seating and boarding, animated doors, directional headlights and tail lights, continuous interior lighting and custom TGA buy-menu images. The in-game performance and capacity are gameplay settings rather than verified real-world Class 381 specifications. NOTES The real Class 381 never entered service. In-game testing is recommended before relying on this mod in a long-running save. HISTORICAL REFERENCE British Rail Classes 371, 381 and 471 (proposed Networker variants); Chris Green and Mike Vincent, The Network SouthEast Story.

Special thanks to Yung Lenin/Scud for kindly giving me permission to use his original Transport Fever 2 train mods and convert them to Transport Fever 3.