SKTRAINS HV-HVR M6

M6 SNCB coaches from SKTRAINS for Train Simulator 2022.

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Description:

The SNCB M6 cars are UIC cars produced between 1999 and 2008.

These cars were designed to absorb the flood of commuters converging on Brussels on many lines close to saturation.


Contained in this pack:

16 coaches including:

  • 4 A
  • 1 A Become second class
  • 4 B
  • 1 B advertising
  • 4 BD
  • 2 ABD

4 Pull-push coaches including:

  • 2 BX 3 link
  • 2 BX GF

Automatic numbering on each car with real UIC numbers
SNCB logo

Functionality in the M6BX cars:

  • DUR
  • TBL1+
  • Deadman system
  • Realistic sounds
  • UIC and SNCB numbering on each car
  • impulse braking

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