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Ok, I don't know where to put this. Will the RR-DDM be repaintable? I got some liveries I want to paint it in (Caltrain)

I guess it is from Japan

You know what, I'm just going to try to convince a friend to send his P865/P2020 models over here instead. The anticipation is killing me. If there was a model of our Breda LRV2/3 or a Siemens LRV4 that would be pretty good. They could do all the lines in MSB, with the movable steps. Trams, Metro, ...

Or the pan could be used with the standard cab layout. I believe one of the DLR cars got sent to Manchester as part of a LRT demonstration in the late 1980s.

I concur with Sgt_DeBones, at MUNI it is a 1, 2 or 3 car train. We just call the sections "A" end, section, part, or half, not car. Sometimes that's called the live section because our A ends always have the pans on 'em. "B" is just the "B" end, section, end, or half. A...

Ok, silly idea time. There is a model of a Bombardier Flexity Swift for Stockholm on 3D Wharehouse. It has no seats, minimal interior, but the cab area has a very similar (in my mind) shape to the K4500's cab area. That meaning that the K4500 cab could be copied in for the A32 Cab. The trams are the...

Both our fleets can go 50 mph max in service, but only on Auto Mode. Their maximum total for both is probably between 55-60mph. MuniMetro is the only LRT/Streetcar system to have no protected grade crossings. The ones we have, we have to stop like a 4 way stop.

In San Francisco, our newest and now problematic cars, have the Pantographs over the front boogie. The older ones have them slightly off from the center boogie.

Looks like a Siemens SD160NG front with the S200 body and three doors.

Make movable steps? Here in San Francisco, our LRVs (Light Rail Vehicles) have moveable steps to facilitate high level (in the subway) and street-level boarding. Maybe something similar could work there.