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Revision as of 23:23, 8 July 2020
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The Class 802 A-Train AT300 is a bi-mode multiple unit manufactured by Hitachi, in use on Airlink. These trains are formed of 5 coaches and cost 2250 points (after discount).
Trivia
- A paper Class 802 appears in the last few seconds of the trailer for V1.1, when these trains were added.
- The Previous Generation Class 802 is shown on the billboard which says, "City Centre to Stepford Airport in 8 minutes; take a ride on AL Airlink." It is unknown if this photo will be updated.
- In real life, these trains have a max speed of 140 MPH, but in SCR it is only 110 MPH to match Airlink's top speed.
- This train has the highest class number of any train. The second is the Class 801, which operates on Stepford Express.
- These trains are also called Nova 1. It is also the only one of the three TransPennine Express Nova trains in SCR.
- This is one of two trains in SCR that excluding cab doors have single-leaf doors. The other is the Class 801.
- It was first revealed in a sneak peek on the SCR Discord Server, then again for the Next Generation upgrade.
- This train is an expensive train, sharing its title as most expensive due to its speed and intended exclusivity.
- The Class 802 shares the exact same horn sound as the Class 185, Class 360/1, Class 755 and Class 801.
- This Train is most often used on the Airlink routes R051, R052, R056, and R057.
- When this train became Next Generation, it received new destination boards at the side, new sounds, a smooth side and face (like the NG Class 321), and a yellow front and back to match the current Airlink livery.
- This is the first Next Generation trains to have smooth curving on the sides.
- Before this train was upgraded to Next Generation, it did not have a yellow front, and its front was black (People called it a "Penguin train.") The term "Penguin train" now applies to the Class 801 on Stepford Express.
- The Class 802 is similar as the Class 801 running on Stepford Express, with the exception of the livery, class number & maximum operating speed.
- This train is in Product Developer yrrebRBLX's Game Terminal, but the one in the Game Terminal does not have an interior. It is also shown to call at Llyn-by-the-Sea, which is not an Airlink station or a through station.
- In real life, this train is operated by Great Western Railway, TransPennine Express, and Hull Trains.
- As they have an aerodynamic cab, it is easy to crash into buffers. This also applies to Class 801.
Known issues
- The doors happen to glitch through the walls when opening, and might be fixed when converted into CSG.
Gallery
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