Class 455
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- DescendingSadly
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Class 455
Hi all, is the class 455 worth purchasing? how does it compare to the real thing?
Also, does it have the correct notches for power and steps for braking?
Thanks.
Also, does it have the correct notches for power and steps for braking?
Thanks.
Re: Class 455
It's a lovely model and yes it has Westcode 3-step brakes. It doesn't have camshaft control simulation at present though.
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Re: Class 455
One of the best trains out! Just sad that it hasn't got a passenger-view. But no trains have that anymore 
Re: Class 455
Not strictly true MickeL. The majority yes, but not all.MickeL wrote:But no trains have that anymore
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Re: Class 455
It's a fantastic little train, one of the few EMUs I enjoy taking for a drive, along with the CIG and David Brindley's representations.
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Re: Class 455
Oh, I love this train, too, hopefully this vid will help those still indecisive make up their minds:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Giq4nHcpuEo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Giq4nHcpuEo
Re: Class 455
I'm slowly working on integrating Dave's version and this one - using the Thompson cab & sounds, and heavily modified physics from Dave's ( thanks nukem for a ton of useful info! ) for both so they're totally interoperable, but it will be a while. In the meantime both are worth the price of admission indeed.
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Re: Class 455
Well, almost no brittish trains have passengerview anymore :/ I think it's sad becuase i really like that feature! I hope it will be better in the futureDarpor wrote:Not strictly true MickeL. The majority yes, but not all.MickeL wrote:But no trains have that anymore
I would like 455, 380 and 170 to get a view
Re: Class 455
This is a dilema i have too. On thing i did notice it comes with just a few scenarios. I dont consider Free Roams to be a scenario.
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Re: Class 455
There is a scenario pack available for the Class 455 over at Just Trains developed by us (CrossCity Trains).
Thanks
Link to purchase: http://www.justtrains.net/product.asp?pid=894
Thanks
Link to purchase: http://www.justtrains.net/product.asp?pid=894
Re: Class 455
I just bought this. The sounds are fantastic and the performance feels like the real thing. Unfortunately, scenarios are half-baked, meaning they didn't bother putting in realistic timings. Such a shame because driving this thing is simply fantastic.
I have a problem though - when I tried to create my own consist for a free roam in the editor, the TSO carriage is nowhere to be found. I have clicked the blue box and ticked Thomson's 455 pack.
According to the page in the steam store, this addon is supposed to include:
Class 455 4-car train (DTSO/MSO/TSO vehicles)
I have a problem though - when I tried to create my own consist for a free roam in the editor, the TSO carriage is nowhere to be found. I have clicked the blue box and ticked Thomson's 455 pack.
According to the page in the steam store, this addon is supposed to include:
Class 455 4-car train (DTSO/MSO/TSO vehicles)
Re: Class 455
It's a trailer, so it's a carriage.
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Re: Class 455
Thanks, found it. The Class 450 and the SEC didn't make this distinction so all the Ms and Ts were in the same list.Kariban wrote:It's a trailer, so it's a carriage.
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Re: Class 455
yes as bizarrely RSC have made each Carriage on the 450 a Motor coach.
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