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{{Train|title1 = Class 377|image1 = 377280.png|caption1 = Class 377 #377280 at [[Stepford United Football Club]] for [[Stepford Victoria]].|cost = 1125 points (1500 normally)|speed = 100 MPH|number_of_coaches = 4|family = Electrostar|operated_by = [[Stepford Connect]]|depot(s) = [[Coxly Depot]]
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{{Train|title1 = Class 377|image1 = 377 at City Hospital.png|caption1 = Class 377 #377226 at [[City Hospital]] for [[Beechley]].|cost = 1125 points (1500 normally)|speed = 100 MPH|number_of_coaches = 4|family = Electrostar|operated_by = [[Stepford Connect]]|depot(s) = [[Coxly Depot]]
   
 
[[Benton Depot]]
 
[[Benton Depot]]
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== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
[[File:377-0.png|thumb|300x300px]]
 
 
The Class 377 ''Electrostar ''is an electric multiple-unit manufactured by Bombardier, in use on [[Stepford Connect]]. These trains are formed of four coaches and cost 1125 points (1500 normally).
 
The Class 377 ''Electrostar ''is an electric multiple-unit manufactured by Bombardier, in use on [[Stepford Connect]]. These trains are formed of four coaches and cost 1125 points (1500 normally).
   
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
 
* This train replaced the [[Class 387]] on [[Stepford Connect]] on December 17, 2017. The [[Class 387]] was relocated to the [[Waterline]] fleet on December 21, 2017, before it was relocated again to the [[Airlink]] fleet on June 8, 2019, and the [[Class 379]] took over.
 
* This train replaced the [[Class 387]] on [[Stepford Connect]] on December 17, 2017. The [[Class 387]] was relocated to the [[Waterline]] fleet on December 21, 2017, before it was relocated again to the [[Airlink]] fleet on June 8, 2019, and the [[Class 379]] took over.
* In real life, this train runs with Southern, Southeastern and formerly Thameslink. The 377/6 and 377/7 are the main 377s that run on Metro Routes on Southern this means you can see them on more suburban routes but they do operate the Bognor Regis to London Victoria route splitting the train at Horsham to travel elsewhere on the Southern network along the south-central coast line. This means you do see them around London too.
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* In real life, this train runs with Southern, Southeastern and formerly Thameslink. The 377/6 and 377/7 are the main 377's that run on Metro Routes on Southern this means you can see them on more suburban routes but they do operate the Bognor Regis to London Victoria route splitting the train at Horsham to travel elsewhere on the Southern network along the south-central coast line. This means you do see them around London too.
* Although this train is similar to [[Class 387]] and [[Class 379]], it has a different horn, door chimes and there is no light on the bottom front. The sounds of horn and doors are similar to the [[Class 332]], [[Class 333]] and [[Class 357]] in SCR and the Class 375, Class 376 and Class 378, which are not in SCR and are also Electrostar trains.
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* Although this train is similar to [[Class 387]] and [[Class 379]], it has a different horn, door chimes and there is no light on the bottom front. The sounds of horn and doors are similar to the [[Class 332]], [[Class 333]] and [[Class 357]] in SCR and the Class 375, Class 376 and Class 378, which are not in SCR and are also Electrostar trains.
 
* These trains look very similar to the [[Class 379]] and [[Class 387]] on the outside.
 
* These trains look very similar to the [[Class 379]] and [[Class 387]] on the outside.
 
* Prior to receiving a [[Next Generation]] upgrade, there were no yellow stripes on the doors.
 
* Prior to receiving a [[Next Generation]] upgrade, there were no yellow stripes on the doors.
* This train will have a new livery.{{clear}}
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* This train has now been refurbished with a new livery as of Version 1.6.
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*This train, along with the [[Class 387]] will be upgraded in the next major update, sneak peeked by OverheadWires.
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**In the sneak peek, the Class 377 is numbered 377/7.
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**Though it wasn't shown in the sneak peek, it is anticipated that the [[Class 379]], which belongs to the same family, will also be upgraded together. OverheadWires confirmed this when asked about it.
   
 
== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
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377 219.PNG|Next Generation Class 377#377219 at Angel Pass.
 
377 219.PNG|Next Generation Class 377#377219 at Angel Pass.
 
Xzlc91577037722.jpg
 
Xzlc91577037722.jpg
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377280.png|Class 377 #377280 at [[Stepford United Football Club]] for [[Stepford Victoria]].
 
Legacy Class 377.png|Legacy Class 377
 
Legacy Class 377.png|Legacy Class 377
 
Legacy Class 377.jpeg|Legacy Class 377
 
Legacy Class 377.jpeg|Legacy Class 377
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Upgraded 377 387.png|The sneak peek of the remodelled Class 377
 
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</gallery>
   

Revision as of 08:50, 20 September 2020

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Overview

The Class 377 Electrostar is an electric multiple-unit manufactured by Bombardier, in use on Stepford Connect. These trains are formed of four coaches and cost 1125 points (1500 normally).

Trivia

  • This train replaced the Class 387 on Stepford Connect on December 17, 2017. The Class 387 was relocated to the Waterline fleet on December 21, 2017, before it was relocated again to the Airlink fleet on June 8, 2019, and the Class 379 took over.
  • In real life, this train runs with Southern, Southeastern and formerly Thameslink. The 377/6 and 377/7 are the main 377's that run on Metro Routes on Southern this means you can see them on more suburban routes but they do operate the Bognor Regis to London Victoria route splitting the train at Horsham to travel elsewhere on the Southern network along the south-central coast line. This means you do see them around London too.
  • Although this train is similar to Class 387 and Class 379, it has a different horn, door chimes and there is no light on the bottom front. The sounds of horn and doors are similar to the Class 332, Class 333 and Class 357 in SCR and the Class 375, Class 376 and Class 378, which are not in SCR and are also Electrostar trains.
  • These trains look very similar to the Class 379 and Class 387 on the outside.
  • Prior to receiving a Next Generation upgrade, there were no yellow stripes on the doors.
  • This train has now been refurbished with a new livery as of Version 1.6.
  • This train, along with the Class 387 will be upgraded in the next major update, sneak peeked by OverheadWires.
    • In the sneak peek, the Class 377 is numbered 377/7.
    • Though it wasn't shown in the sneak peek, it is anticipated that the Class 379, which belongs to the same family, will also be upgraded together. OverheadWires confirmed this when asked about it.

Gallery

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