My recent Strathclyde Class 101 Review for Train Simulator 2013 is now available in English within this free digital download magazine:
In 1956 – 1959, the Class 101 Diesel Multiple Units were built by Metro-Cammell at Washwood Heath in Birmingham, proving to be one of the most recognisable locomotives of its era due to its fantastic success and only being withdrawn as recently as 2003. Upgraded from a previous Class 101 pack, it now features the Strathclyde Passenger Transport (SPT) livery. With its bold orange and black sides plus bright yellow front, the Class 101 for its age is still an attractive piece of transport heritage.
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