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* This is the oldest type of electric multiple-unit in the game, having entered service in 1979. The oldest train would be the [[Class 43]], which was introduced in 1975. |
* This is the oldest type of electric multiple-unit in the game, having entered service in 1979. The oldest train would be the [[Class 43]], which was introduced in 1975. |
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* When introduced, this was the only train to have automatic pocket doors. The [[Class 319]], [[Class 321]], [[Class 707]], [[Class 802]] and [[Class 801]] also have that after being upgraded. |
* When introduced, this was the only train to have automatic pocket doors. The [[Class 319]], [[Class 321]], [[Class 707]], [[Class 802]] and [[Class 801]] also have that after being upgraded. |
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− | * These trains are the only ones in the game without a door opening chime. |
+ | * These trains, the [[Class 68]] and the [[Class 43]] are the only ones in the game without a door opening chime. |
* This train is the 1st Electric train and 2nd overall train to be [[Next Generation]]. |
* This train is the 1st Electric train and 2nd overall train to be [[Next Generation]]. |
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* This train's horn cuts off. (as you can hear.) |
* This train's horn cuts off. (as you can hear.) |
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* The Class 508 has the same motor as the [[Class 319]] and the [[Class 321]] on [[Connect]]. |
* The Class 508 has the same motor as the [[Class 319]] and the [[Class 321]] on [[Connect]]. |
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* These trains are similar to the Class 313, 314 and 315, none of which operate in SCR at this time. |
* These trains are similar to the Class 313, 314 and 315, none of which operate in SCR at this time. |
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+ | * This train and the [[Class 319]] are the only trains in the game with 3 cab windows. |
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* The 508 has a twin class, the Class 507, also operated by Merseyrail - the main difference is that the 507 units have always been 3-car trains, whilst the 508 units were built as 4-car trains, until they were transferred to Merseyrail.[[File:508WL2.png|thumb|220x220px]] |
* The 508 has a twin class, the Class 507, also operated by Merseyrail - the main difference is that the 507 units have always been 3-car trains, whilst the 508 units were built as 4-car trains, until they were transferred to Merseyrail.[[File:508WL2.png|thumb|220x220px]] |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
Revision as of 12:54, 28 March 2020
Template:Train (Next Gen)The Class 508 PEP is an electric multiple-unit manufactured by BREL York, in use on WaterLine. These trains are formed of 3 coaches, and cost 2000 points.
Trivia
- This is the oldest type of electric multiple-unit in the game, having entered service in 1979. The oldest train would be the Class 43, which was introduced in 1975.
- When introduced, this was the only train to have automatic pocket doors. The Class 319, Class 321, Class 707, Class 802 and Class 801 also have that after being upgraded.
- These trains, the Class 68 and the Class 43 are the only ones in the game without a door opening chime.
- This train is the 1st Electric train and 2nd overall train to be Next Generation.
- This train's horn cuts off. (as you can hear.)
- This train horn is unique, as no other trains have the same horn.
- The Class 508 is one of the most slowest trains in all of Stepford County Railway, with a max speed of 75 MPH along with Class 465 and Class 458/5.
- In real life, these trains currently are operated by Merseyrail and were formerly operated by British Rail Southern Region, Southeastern and Silverlink.
- The Class 508 has the same motor as the Class 319 and the Class 321 on Connect.
- These trains are similar to the Class 313, 314 and 315, none of which operate in SCR at this time.
- This train and the Class 319 are the only trains in the game with 3 cab windows.
- The 508 has a twin class, the Class 507, also operated by Merseyrail - the main difference is that the 507 units have always been 3-car trains, whilst the 508 units were built as 4-car trains, until they were transferred to Merseyrail.