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The | The Metrosimulator KTM Citylink uses the color scheme of R-net. They would probably have been painted in this scheme, if they were implemented in the Netherlands.<br> | ||
In Rijndam 2020, you can use this tram on lines T1, T2, and T3 (replacing M5).<br> | In Rijndam 2020, you can use this tram on lines T1, T2, and T3 (replacing M5).<br> | ||
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The KTM Citylink tram is a fictional regional tram, based on the Russian KTM31 tram and inspired by the Spanish FGV 4100 series Citylink tram (which runs a lightrail service between Alicante and Benidorm). Built by Vossloh.
In effect, this KTM Citylink tram shows what the rolling stock on the Alicante-Benidorm line would have looked like, had the FGV ordered it with UKVZ (Oest-Katavskiy Vagonstroitelniy Zavod) instead of Vossloh.
The KTM Citylink tram has a low floor around the doors, and a slightly higher floor in the seating areas. The maximum speed has been raised to 100 km/h, and it has been equipped with ZUB train protection.
The couplers are of the Scharfenberg type; this way, it is possible to use RET rolling stock (like a locomotive or a metro) to easily tow away a defective unit.
Operations In Simulator
The Metrosimulator KTM Citylink uses the color scheme of R-net. They would probably have been painted in this scheme, if they were implemented in the Netherlands.
In Rijndam 2020, you can use this tram on lines T1, T2, and T3 (replacing M5).
Special animations:
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