Train Simulator: Armstrong Powerhouse Class 142
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In assocation with Waggonz, Armstrong Powerhouse presents our first fully-featured rolling stock add-on; the Class 142 Diesel Multiple Unit. No detail has been left untouched and as you might expect for us, it pushes the boundaries of Train Simulator yet again.
Includes:
- 11 liveries
- Original bench seats or Chapman high backed seats where appropriate
- Original or LED headlights where appropriate
- Detailed internal & external audio
- Accurate physics approved by a real life driver
- Cold start option with all power off
- Working master key
- Prototypical reverser function
- AWS self-test
- AWS audible outside when guard’s (right-hand) window is open
- Semi-functional compressor speed-up
- Working DRA
- Engine temperature linked to exhaust smoke, ignition starting time & audio
- Independent driver and guard wipers
- Dynamic passengers - passengers board and leave the train when the doors are open
- Wheel slip / lock with in cab indicators, speedometer needle is affected appropriately
- User-operable saloon lights
- Driver and guard cab lights
- Prototypical headlights with 5 position rotary switch
- Working manual destination blind
- Functional electronic destination display with correct route numbers
- Guard/driver buzzer
- Operable sun blinds
- Opening cab windows
- TSX headlight and rain effects
- Realistic numbers for each livery
- 6 Scenarios for various routes
- 'Quick Drive' consists
Train Simulator: Armstrong Powerhouse Class 142 Manual
Train Simulator: Armstrong Powerhouse Class 142 Repaints
Here at DPSimulation we currently host repaints of the Class 142 DMU, some of these can be seen in the pictures below. To download these repaints please click here.
Class 142: History
Do you have an interest in the history of the Class 142 DMU? Our friends over at Train Testing have an excellent archive of images and information regarding the test programme undertaken before the units entered service. Click here to take a look. Images used with the kind permission of Dave Coxon.
