UK British Rail Class 381 - NSE

HISTORY Network SouthEast was British Rail's passenger sector for London and the surrounding south-east of England from 1986 until the rail industry's privatisation in the 1990s. British Rail proposed the Class 381 as part of the Networker family, alongside the Class 371. The planned Universal Networker concept was to use dual-voltage equipment for 750 V DC third-rail and 25 kV AC overhead routes, potentially serving longer-distance routes in the south-east. Funding constraints and railway restructuring prevented the class from being ordered or built. THIS MOD This is an imagined Network SouthEast-liveried Class 381, representing what the unbuilt proposal might have looked like in the sector's colours. It is not a documented production unit or an actual train that carried this livery in service. Includes a five-car multiple unit, passenger boarding and seating, animated doors, directional exterior lights, 24-hour interior lighting and matching NSE TGA buy-menu artwork. The game statistics are mod settings, not historical measurements from an operating Class 381. NOTES The Class 381 never entered passenger service. In-game testing is recommended. HISTORICAL REFERENCE British Rail Classes 371, 381 and 471; Chris Green and Mike Vincent, The Network SouthEast Story.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.