UK British Rail Class 323 — Greater Manchester PTE

British Rail Class 323 — Greater Manchester PTE Bring the distinctive three-car British Rail Class 323 electric multiple unit to Transport Fever 3 in its Greater Manchester PTE livery, now featuring a working live next-station destination sign. Built around the detailed original train model, this release includes the characteristic driving cabs, passenger interiors, articulated running gear and custom train sounds. MOD FEATURES • Detailed Class 323 exterior, original livery and modelled passenger interior • Separately selectable driving motor cars (DMSO) and pantograph trailer (PTSL) • Two organised purchase-menu categories: individual vehicles and complete formations • Ten preset formations, from one three-car unit to ten coupled units (3–30 cars) • Animated passenger doors, steering bogies and wheelsets • Direction-dependent white headlights and red rear lights, plus illuminated passenger saloons • Animated pantograph with automatic overhead/compatible third-rail track logic and gradual 10-second movement • Live green LED destination display showing the next scheduled station, automatically updating along the assigned passenger line • Class 323 motor, running and horn sound resources

LIVE NEXT-STATION DISPLAY The front destination screen features a live illuminated green LED display that automatically shows the train's next scheduled station on its assigned line. Station names change as the train progresses.

THE REAL CLASS 323 The Class 323 is a British three-car 25 kV AC electric multiple unit built by Hunslet Transportation Projects in Leeds with electrical equipment supplied by Holec. A total of 43 three-car units were built in the 1990s for passenger services around Birmingham and Manchester, entering service from 1994. The trains use two driving motor cars with a pantograph trailer between them and have a maximum operating speed of 90 mph (145 km/h). Their three-phase traction equipment and distinctive accelerating sound made them especially recognisable on suburban routes. The GMPTE-liveried Class 323 represents the units ordered for Greater Manchester suburban services. Seventeen members of the class entered the Manchester-area fleet, helping modernise electric commuter journeys south of the city in the 1990s. 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