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Well, technically... North America

Also, the PCC streetcar is actually of US origin.

And if we're being brutally technical, the Nippon Sharyo LRV's are of Japanese origin as in its maker's name. Built in Nagoya, Japan and assembled on property in Los Angeles, California.

tunneltrain96 wrote: ↑23 Feb 2025, 02:04 this will also be the first bits of American rolling stock for the simulator.

The PCC streetcar and the Muni Cable Car would like to have a word with you

Additional photos from Etnom (modeller)

FB_IMG_1738427483699.jpg I have a buddy who's working on a 3D model of the Nippon Sharyo P865 & P2020 who aims to get it functional in a simulator. I recommended MSB to him as it's objectively the best representation for Metro and light rail simulation in the railsim industry in terms of automa...

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In other words...

NJTFAN1235! wrote: ↑24 Jan 2025, 01:55 Didn't I just... Say that Sjeord, no offense?

...this kind of reply is unnecessary. Keep your posts to a minimum and only reply when it contributes to the topic.

Get in game and share some screenshots

Is it Essim in Rijndam or Simvliet?

Someday, we'll get the unified map.

Try not to multipost. Keep everything in one post.

Now to criticize those decals, those would fit the setting if you were to translate those to Dutch.

Because it becomes more expensive to maintain them over time. SEPTA's plan isn't perfect at all.

France also owns the Siemens S70s LRVs, but they call them the 'Avanto' and are made for European standards.

Very much lock this topic. No need and this is no place to insult people, Alex. And this suggestion would not benefit the goal of the simulator at all.