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I don't see many US LRV's in the file library. In St Louis the metrolink trains were made by Siemens but I don't know the model. I have seen three part cars in Portland Oregon like the Modern City Trams but not two part trains like the metrolink here. Anyone working on any?
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I was wondering the same. If only there were some LRVs from Pittsburgh. These are Siemens-Duwag SD400s.
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They look like them. That's it. However they never use the door by the cab here just the other doors.
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I've started working on the Portland, Oregon, Tri-Met MAX Trains though I have had to stop due to some software issues. I managed to get a hold of some scale drawings of one of the car sets.David Adams
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