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This is a collection of modern rolling stock used by Beijing Subway for use with Chris Sawyer’s Locomotion. Vehicles included are shown in the 2 screenshots below.

1. DKZ5 – Rolling stock for Line 13
2. DKZ13 – Rolling Stock for Line 5
3. DKZ15 – Rolling Stock for Line 10 and Line 8 (Olympic Branch Line)
4. DKZ16 – Rolling Stock for Line 2
5. DKZ31 – Rolling Stock for Line 15 *
6. DKZ32 – Rolling Stock for Yizhuang Line *
7. Fangshan Line Stock
8. ART – Bombardier Advanced Rapid Transit for Airport Express (ABC)
9. JY Railcar – A relatively new model of railcar, which is also included in other packs. *

1. SFX01 – The first attempt of producing metro vehicles by CSR Sifang for Batong Line
2. SFM04 – The newest rolling stock model for Line 1
3. SFM05 – Rolling stock for Line 4 and Daxing Line
4. JY Railcar *

*: Color on the vehicle varies with company color

Both light version and advanced version are available. The vehicles in advanced version are made into sub-units, which you can freely assemble a train in different lengths. On the other hand, those in light version are made into complete trainsets of 3 to 4 cars per train, which is convenient if you just want something quickie.

Download: Light Version | Advanced Version (Password: rail.kychung.com)

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(Published on: 01 Sep 2010 | Last update on: 22 Jul 2010)

This is a collection of rolling stock used by Tianjin Metro (or Tianjin Subway before modernization in 2001) for use with Chris Sawyer’s Locomotion. Vehicles included are shown in the screenshot below.

1. DK3 – The first model being put into mass production for Beijing Subway and Tianjin Subway.
2. M Series – The only imported model for Beijing Subway and Tianjin Subway, produced by Tokyu Car in Japan.
3. DK16 – One of the well-known model for Beijing Subway from mid 80′s. Similar model was also produced for Tianjin Subway.
4. DK20 – The only DC traction model which is still in service for Beiing Subway. Trains with similar shape (BD4) were produced for Tianjin Subway.
5. DKZ4- The first AC traction model for Beijing Subway. A 3-car train with similar shape (BD8) was produced for Tianjin Subway.
6. DKZ7 – Rolling Stock for Tianjin Metro Line 9 (Binhai Mass Transit).
7. DKZ9 – Rolling Stock for Tianjin Metro Line 1.
8. HN Railcar – A relatively old model of railcar, which can be used as a light duty locomotive in the game.*
9. JY Railcar – A relatively new model of railcar, which is also included in other packs.*

Both light version and advanced version are available. The vehicles in advanced version are made into sub-units, which you can freely assemble a train in different lengths. On the other hand, those in light version are made into complete trainsets of 3 to 4 cars per train, which is convenient if you just want something quickie.

*: Color on the vehicle varies with company color

Download: Light Version | Advanced Version (Password: rail.kychung.com)

All rights reserved. Any reproduction, adaptation, distribution, dissemination or making available of all or part of the content in this page to the public is strictly prohibited.

(Published on: 01 Sep 2010 | Last update on: 22 Jul 2010)

This is a collection of rolling stock used by Wuhan Metro for use with Chris Sawyer’s Locomotion. Vehicles included are shown in the screenshot below.

1. DKZ8 – First model of rolling stock for Line 1.
2. Line 1 Extension Stock
3. JY Railcar – A relatively new model of railcar, which is also included in other packs.*

Both light version and advanced version are available. The vehicles in advanced version are made into sub-units, which you can freely assemble a train in different lengths. On the other hand, those in light version are made into complete trainsets of 3 to 4 cars per train, which is convenient if you just want something quickie.

*: Color on the vehicle varies with company color

Download: Light Version | Advanced Version (Password: rail.kychung.com)

All rights reserved. Any reproduction, adaptation, distribution, dissemination or making available of all or part of the content in this page to the public is strictly prohibited.

(Published on: 01 Sep 2010 | Last update on: 22 Jul 2010)

This is a collection of vintage rolling stock used by Beijing Subway for use with Chris Sawyer’s Locomotion. Vehicles included are shown in the screenshot below.

1. DK3 – The first model being put into mass production for Beijing Subway
2. M Series – The only imported model for Beijing Subway and Tianjin Subway, produced by Tokyu Car in Japan.
3. DK16 – One of the well-known model for Beijing Subway from mid 80′s.
4. DK20 – The only DC traction model which is still in service for Beiing Subway. Trains with similar shape (BD4) were produced for Tianjin Subway.
5. DKZ4- The first AC traction model for Beijing Subway
6. HN Railcar – A relatively old model of railcar, which can be used as a light duty locomotive in the game.*

Both light version and advanced version are available. The vehicles in advanced version are made into sub-units, which you can freely assemble a train in different lengths. On the other hand, those in light version are made into complete trainsets of 3 to 4 cars per train, which is convenient if you just want something quickie.

*: Color on the vehicle varies with company color

Download: Light Version | Advanced Version (Password: rail.kychung.com)

All rights reserved. Any reproduction, adaptation, distribution, dissemination or making available of all or part of the content in this page to the public is strictly prohibited.

(Published on: 01 Sep 2010 | Last update on: 22 Jul 2010)

This is a collection of rolling stock used by Guangzhou Metro for use with Chris Sawyer’s Locomotion. Vehicles included are shown in the screenshot below.

1. Line 1 Stock
2. Line 2 Stock*
3. Line 3 Stock
4. Line 3 Extension Stock
5. Line 4 Stock
6. Line 8 Stock*
7. Guangzhou-Foshan Line Stock*
8. JY Railcar – A relatively new model of railcar, which is also included in other packs.*

Both light version and advanced version are available. The vehicles in advanced version are made into sub-units, which you can freely assemble a train in different lengths. On the other hand, those in light version are made into complete trainsets of 3 to 4 cars per train, which is convenient if you just want something quickie.

*: Color on the vehicle varies with company color

Download: Light Version | Advanced Version (Password: rail.kychung.com)

All rights reserved. Any reproduction, adaptation, distribution, dissemination or making available of all or part of the content in this page to the public is strictly prohibited.

(Published on: 01 Sep 2010 | Last update on: 22 Jul 2010)

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Relevant informations can be found on Wikipedia.

(Published on: 08 Jan 2010 | Last update on: 20 Dec 2009)

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It is more or less the same as those of Guangzhou Metro Line 2, with a few differences in details. All of these trains come from Line 1. However, there is another similar kind of Bombardier Movia trains running in Line 9.

(Published on: 12 Oct 2009 | Last update on: 02 Feb 2009)

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It is more or less the same as those of Guangzhou Metro Line 2, with a few differences in details. However, all of these trains have been assigned to Line 9 instead of Line 1.

(Published on: 12 Oct 2009 | Last update on: 02 Feb 2009)

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(Published on: 08 Jun 2009 | Last update on: 02 Feb 2009)

Early version:

Current version:

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Relevant informations can be found on Wikipedia

(Published on: 11 May 2009 | Last update on: 18 Apr 2009)