Class 158

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Overview

The Class 158 Express Sprinter is a diesel multiple-unit manufactured by BREL, in use on Stepford Connect. These trains are formed of 2 (158/9) or 3 (158/0) coaches, and cost 1125 points (1500 normally).

Trivia

• This is the first and only Connect train with a 2 coach variant.
• The Class 158/0 is a 3 car and the Class 158/9 is a 2 car.
• This train is the first Next Generation train.

• This train was one of the first two Next Generation trains released in the game, the other one being the Class 508 which is on WaterLine.

• From May 8th to May 10th, this train could be seen on random routes being operated by beta testers, before they received a dedicated server.
• In real life, these trains are operated by Abellio ScotRail, Transport for Wales, East Midlands Railway, Great Western Railway, Northern, and South Western Railway .
• These are the only diesel trains in SCR to have cab-end gangways.
• The livery of this train is similar to that of the Class 458/0 since the ends are colored blue, however, they are not identical.
• There are no 2 car stop markers for the Class 158/9 in any Connect platform until V1.4.1, when Benton Bridge has one.
• This train wasn't released as a previous generation train with the same livery as the other Connect trains. It was never released before it became the first Next Generation train.
• When you choose a train, this train's destination is "Stepford Road" instead of "Not in service" like other trains.

Gallery

Class 158 #158932 at Rocket Parade, bound for Westwyvern.

A Class 158 in "the Future of Stepford County Railway" video at Woodhead Lane.

A Class 158 and Class 331 at Stepford Airport Central.

Class 158 Passing New Harrow.

Class 158 at Coxly.

Class 158 at Whitefield

Class 158 #158911 at Financial Quarter

Class 158 at Rocket Parade

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Real Life Class 158

Class 158 #158009 at Woodhead Lane.

Old Class 158 between Class 377 and Class 185.

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