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Tram: MVG 5000 Series 2x
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Tram: MVG 5000 Series 2x

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Jamaica has a bobsleigh team, Russia has palm beaches, and Mülheim an der Ruhr has... neither. What it has though is fully fledged lightrail vehicles, name these B100S. What it doesn't have then again, is a lightrail line of it's own, only the one coming over from Essen. So what they did is give their B100 to Essen and said do what you want with them – and that's what Essen does. You can in fact see the Mülheim cars serve in the Mülheim line, but just as frequently anywhere else in Essen's network.

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Vmax: 100 km/h
Capacity: 400 pax
Tris: 6396 (LOD: 440)
Textures: 1024x1024 DISC, 512x512 DISC


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Tags: MVG Mülheim Ruhr Ruhrgebiet Ruhrbahn Germany Deutschland Bahn train Zug Stadtbahn tram B-Wagen B100S
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Gregor Vukasinovic  [author] Dec 3, 2018 @ 10:30am 
Stimmt schon, aber da fahren halt die B-Wagen nicht. 102/901 etc... Essen ist als nächstes an der Reihe was Repaints angeht.
Rhowarion Dec 3, 2018 @ 9:32am 
Sehr schön. :D Viele Grüße aus Essen. ^^

Du tust den Mülheimern aber ein bisschen Unrecht, denn die verbliebenen Straßenbahn-Linien kann man durchaus auch als Lightrail gelten lassen, vor allem in der Innenstadt. Die Essener U11/U17 fahren ja auch teilweise als klassische Straßenbahn.