Class 171

Class 171
Train Information
Cost	2250 Points
Speed	100 MPH (Design) 90 MPH (Operation)
Manufacturer	Bombardier Transportation
Family	Turbostar
Local door	Cab Door
Service Information
Date put into service	21/04/18

Refurbished

Unrefurbished

The Class 171 Turbostar is a diesel multiple-unit train manufactured by Bombardier, in service on Waterline. These trains are formed of 2 coaches and cost 2250 points.

Trivia

• These trains are almost the exact same as the Class 170 on Stepford Connect, with the only differences being the length, brand and price.
• These trains (along with the Class 195/0) are common on the Benton to Greenslade and Morganstown Shuttle routes.
• These trains are the fastest two-coach trains (alongside the Class 195/0) in SCR.
• This train was added in The Big Update.
• This train was upgraded to Next Generation on the 31st of August 2019 in V1.3.24.
• In real life, these trains are operated by Southern, and in 2022, 12 units will be transferred to East Midlands Railway and will be converted back into Class 170/4's.
• This is one of the shortest trains on SCR, alongside the Class 165/0, Class 195/0 and Class 158/9. This is the only 2-coach train on SCR that has only one variant.
• In Version 1.5, this train got a new livery but retained the old logo. This was changed in V1.6.
• Charlie_RBX sneak peeked the mesh rebuild of this train, modelled by PDV MrTransportGuy, on the 4th July 2021, along with its sister train the Class 170.
  • They were later released on the 7th July 2021, as part of v1.7.4.

Gallery

A Class 171 at Eden Quay.

The old Waterline Livery Class 171 at Newry Harbour, bound for Connolly.

Class 171 #171793 after the upgrade to Next Generation.

Legacy Class 171

Class 171 #171253 prior to the upgrade.

A Class 171 leaving Port Benton, bound for Morganstown.

Mesh rebuild of the train, revealed on the 4th July 2021.

NGv3 Class 171 on the Morganstown Shuttle at Morganstown.

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