MTU HST Engine

MTU HST Engine

Engine sounds for refurbished class 43 HST's. MTU's first origonated on the Great Western Mainline in 2005, being fitted to 2 prototype FGW Powercars. Once succesful tests had been carried out, FGW started to re-engineer their entire fleet, at the same time, GNER re-engineered their HST fleet as part of their Project Mallard. Cross Country trains also fitted MTU's into the former Midland Mainline powercars that they use and Network Rail has recently re-engined theirs. Now, most HST fleets across Britain have been given MTU engines, with only Grand Central with the origional Valenta engines and Midland Mainline with the new VP-185 engines.

MTU HST Engine
• config.txt 1.26KB
• down 2 - 1.wav 456.10KB
• down 3 - 2.wav 312.10KB
• down 4 - 3.wav 531.10KB
• down 5 - 4.wav 398.10KB
• down 6 - 5.wav 404.10KB
• down 7 - 6.wav 404.10KB
• down 8 - 7.wav 404.10KB
• hst_angel_forward.jpg 823.91KB
• idle 1.wav 184.10KB
• idle 2.wav 306.10KB
• idle 3.wav 318.10KB
• idle 4.wav 96.10KB
• idle 5.wav 404.10KB
• idle 6.wav 404.10KB
• idle 7.wav 404.10KB
• idle 8.wav 404.10KB
• up 1 - 2.wav 456.10KB
• up 2 - 3.wav 312.10KB
• up 3 - 4.wav 531.10KB
• up 4 - 5.wav 398.10KB
• up 5 - 6.wav 404.10KB
• up 6 - 7.wav 404.10KB
• up 7 - 8.wav 404.10KB

VE48: This asset uses an obsolete trainz-build number. Trainz-build numbers below 3.5 are no longer supported.