TGV PSE Liveries (WIP)

Work in progress: the trains run and look finished, but small graphical details may still change in later updates.The single-deck TGV Sud-Est (PSE) in its liveries from 1981 to inOui, as its own depot entry **tgv sud-est**, with the liveries in the drop-down menu.## trains* **tgv sud-est** – from 1981, 2 x 3,225 kW, 270 km/h (300 km/h after the renovation; the Lyria sets stay at 270 km/h), 8 coaches (200 m, 385 t, about 345 seats)## liveries* Orange (from 1981) – the original orange with the 1980 TGV logo* Renovated (from 1996) – silver with the blue band, 1990 TGV logo and the SNCF casquette logo* Lyria (from 2002) – blue band with a red stripe, the first TGV Lyria logo and the SBB CFF FFS logo* Renovated (from 2006) – silver with the blue band, silver TGV logo and the SNCF badge* Lyria (from 2009) – the 2009 TGV Lyria logo, red stripe on the coaches, SBB CFF FFS logo* Carmillon TGV (from so1s)* Carmillon inOui (from 2017)The two Urban Games versions (TGV PSE in orange and in Atlantique colours) are shown in the same drop-down instead of their own depot entries.All liveries stay available once introduced.## requirements* TGV PSE / Atlantique by Urban Games (ug_tgv_pse)## SourcesMeshes, textures and base models from the Urban Games TGV PSE / Atlantique mod. Repaints and logos by DrPrometheus.## DisclaimerSNCF, TGV, TGV inOui and their logos are trademarks of SNCF. TGV Lyria and its logo are trademarks of Lyria SAS. SBB CFF FFS and its logo are trademarks of the Swiss Federal Railways. This is a fan-made mod, not affiliated with or endorsed by SNCF, Lyria or SBB.Made by DrPrometheus.