The Class 107s were first-generation diesel multiple units built by Derby Works for use in the Scottish Region of British Railways, where the class remained during their operational service life. The 107s were introduced in 1960 and remained in service until 1991, with many examples preserved.
| Class 107 | |
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| Availability | Discontinued. |
| Features | Class 107 in four liveries. |
| Scenarios | None |
| Price | £11.99 + VAT |
For Train Simulator, the Class 107 was developed by Iron Horse House.
Formation[]
Driving Motor Brake Second (DMBS) +Trailer Second Lavatory (TSL) + Driving Motor Composite Lavatory
Liveries[]
- British Rail Green
- British Rail Blue
- British Rail Blue Grey
- Strathclyde PTE Orange
Gallery[]
A Class 107 in British Railways green.
The cab view.
The initial passenger view, facing into the cab.
The passenger view when turned, looking into the saloon.