What's a free three for?

[NiallGray]

Ok, it's the only play on words I could think of to get your attention, but now you're here, have a look at Anton's 334 which I've taken out for a spin. Click on the pictures for bigger versions.























So what's new about this one, compared to the version Anton did last year?

Well, textures are improved, the unit has a weathered looked to it, the braking has been altered slightly (the old braking was a 'mare) and of course, new numbers and a destination gives a little bit more variety. The act is NG1 (version 2 unreleased) which I always test new EMUs on. Thanks Anton!

[NeneValleyRailway]

Looks top class!

[model321]

Great shots and model!

Matt C

[kirkheath]

nice work as ever, n nice screenies too, still trying understand them 334's look like a voyager hit a wall head on

[Backfoot2002]

Looks like you had quite a bit of fun with that unit Niall!

[pendolinobasher]

i like this train but the security screen i think is unrealistic

[popol]

Nice unit!

Cheers

Paul

[Desiromad]

What route is that, it looks quite good?

Thanks

Tom

[ashgray]

What route is that, it looks quite good?

Looks like good old Glasgow - Carlisle to me.

Ash

[NiallGray]

What route is that, it looks quite good?

Looks like good old Glasgow - Carlisle to me.

Ash

It certainly is.

[glasgowworks]

Like your screen shots, Niall, but in some pictures there is some Class 314 in the background, the ones you did looked better than the original ones released few years ago. Nice Work. Also, I was on one today from Dumbarton Central to Glasgow Queen Street!

[NiallGray]

Like your screen shots, Niall, but in some pictures there is some Class 314 in the background, the ones you did looked better than the original ones released few years ago. Nice Work.

Thanks. Like yourself, I noticed the Scottish stuff needed updating and they (along with 318s) were my contribution.

Also, I was on one today from Dumbarton Central to Glasgow Queen Street!

Wow. That is very unusual.

[glasgowworks]

Wow. That is very unusual.

Actully Glasgow Queen Street Low Level. Actully works out the same, though.