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- Is there a map for this train?
- How do I incorporate it into a map that is already online?

There are activities included to use it on line C and D in "Simvliet 2020", and of line M4 in "Rijndam 2022" and "Rijndam Metro 2022".

Other routes; just place it there in Explore mode, or make your own activity.

Sjoerd wrote: ↑25 Jun 2021, 13:03

Alfacinha315 wrote: ↑25 Jun 2021, 11:04 Couldn't the Amsterdam M5 run on the entire line D, as they have tiny pantohraphs (althought used for shunting into the depot)?

In this case, size does matter....
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It can't reach higher then 4,7 meters above the track. And the default height in the simulator is 5 meters.

I just tried it. Love the train. Glad we have the (fictional) 5800 series.
Great work, Sjoerd!

Don't forget Supertrain_fan, who created the M5 train in Sketchup.... Without that work, this train would never have existed for the simulator.

Sjoerd wrote: ↑05 Jul 2021, 23:16 Don't forget Supertrain_fan, who created the M5 train in Sketchup.... Without that work, this train would never have existed for the simulator.

<3

I love how everyone is happy with my model

i'm happy with M5!!

Sjoerd wrote: ↑05 Jul 2021, 23:16 Don't forget Supertrain_fan, who created the M5 train in Sketchup.... Without that work, this train would never have existed for the simulator.

Oh yeah, forgot him XD

@Supertrain_fan great model! Love playing it on Simvliet line C.

Alfacinha315 wrote: ↑07 Jul 2021, 20:38 Oh yeah, forgot him XD

@Supertrain_fan great model! Love playing it on Simvliet line C.

Indeed! Very detailed model. I was also really surprised when I saw, how small that shunting panto is. When I first saw it, I said: *mimics TF2 heavy* "The panto, it is so tiny!" and then bursted out laughing

Here is the real one again;


It is only ment to be used at the Diemen depot, were overhead power supply is used to enter the maintenance workshop.

The only photo I could find of such a pantograph in use... This picture on the roof of a "Zilvermeeuw" train (type M1/M2/M3), which comes from a youtube video about the very last service of that traintype:

Hi Sjoerd,

The metro has been very successful. Love the model! I do wonder why it is not possible to do the realistic sounds in the metro as it has been done with the English?

Regards, Edgar