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* The Class 350s are the only trains with the special Connect Trainbow livery, in support of the LGBTQ+ community. Many people appreciate this. A lot of people say not to call this the Gay Train, Pride Train or LGBTQ+ train, and to call it the Class 350 or Rainbow Train. |
* The Class 350s are the only trains with the special Connect Trainbow livery, in support of the LGBTQ+ community. Many people appreciate this. A lot of people say not to call this the Gay Train, Pride Train or LGBTQ+ train, and to call it the Class 350 or Rainbow Train. |
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* This is the first [[Next Generation]] Houghton Foundry model, which is identical to the one used in Iron Road. |
* This is the first [[Next Generation]] Houghton Foundry model, which is identical to the one used in Iron Road. |
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| − | * In real life, this train operated by West Midlands Trains under the London Northwestern Railway trade name and they were formerly operated by |
+ | * In real life, this train operated by West Midlands Trains under the London Northwestern Railway trade name and they were formerly operated by Central Trains and Silverlink , both companies dissolved in 2007. |
| + | * This train was also formerly operated by London Midland and First TransPennine Express. |
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* When this train gets the new [[Stepford Connect|Connect]] livery, it will no longer have a rainbow livery. |
* When this train gets the new [[Stepford Connect|Connect]] livery, it will no longer have a rainbow livery. |
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Revision as of 13:19, 19 May 2020
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Overview
The Class 350 Desiro is an electric multiple-unit manufactured by Siemens, in use on Stepford Connect. These trains are formed of 4 coaches, and cost 1125 points (1500 normally).
Trivia
- These trains were less frequently driven after the Class 380s were put into service. When V1.1 was released, these trains were refurbished, giving them more life, but slowly died out again in favor of other trains. However, upon upgrade to Next Generation, they became much more frequent and remains to be.
- This train, the Class 360, the Class 185, the Class 333, and the Class 332 are the only trains to have a destination sign with green lettering.
- This is the fastest Connect train in the game.
- This train's max speed was secretly bumped to 110 MPH when it received the Next Generation upgrade. This train can only reach the max speed without breaking the speed limit on the line section between Leighton City and Edgemead (125 MPH) & some parts of the Llyn-by-the-Sea extension.
- It has the second highest maximum speed of all trains, tied with the Class 387 and Class 802 at 110 MPH.
- This is also the cheapest train to have a maximum speed of 110 MPH.
- These trains are the 350/3's.
- There is a chance of 1% that one of the units can be numbered 350350.
- The Class 350s are the only trains with the special Connect Trainbow livery, in support of the LGBTQ+ community. Many people appreciate this. A lot of people say not to call this the Gay Train, Pride Train or LGBTQ+ train, and to call it the Class 350 or Rainbow Train.
- This is the first Next Generation Houghton Foundry model, which is identical to the one used in Iron Road.
- In real life, this train operated by West Midlands Trains under the London Northwestern Railway trade name and they were formerly operated by Central Trains and Silverlink , both companies dissolved in 2007.
- This train was also formerly operated by London Midland and First TransPennine Express.
- When this train gets the new Connect livery, it will no longer have a rainbow livery.
Gallery
A Class 350 at Stepford Airport Central.
Class 350 at Starryloch.
Legacy Class 350
Legacy Class 350 at Stepford High Street.
Legacy Class 350 leaving Benton Depot.
Old Class 350
Two legacy Class 350 stopping at Coxly, shot on April 5, 2018 prior to the Big Update. This is also the earliest image on the wiki.
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