This time is ready French Z20900, used in express metro RER in Paris, France:
Vince Black
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New French EMU train available
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RE: New French EMU train available.
VinceThat looks excellent, it is good to see SNCF trains for BVE. I will certainly download this next time I visit my parents. It could presumably be used as a Z20500, an older version of the same train, without air-con.For the benefit of users, these trains are used on Lines C and D of the Paris RER. A third, near identical variation works in the Nord Pas de Calais region around Lille.CheersPaul
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RE: New French EMU train available.
Hi,It's seems to be a nice cab ! I will try it now.
I've already take this train on Paris RER (underground) when i was on holidays - Nice trip.It's nice to see someone making french trains - I would like to see more creators from France here .See You Later
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