Once a very familiar sight across the railways of southern England, the 4CIG electric multiple unit is a classic example of the heritage ?slam-door? passenger trains which once formed the backbone of southern passenger services.
Extensive 3rd-rail electrification of the Southern Region led to the widespread adoption of these practical EMUs, and the 4CIG (British Rail Class 421) was initially introduced on the London-Brighton Line before being pressed into service on the Portsmouth Direct Line between London Waterloo and Portsmouth Harbour.
The 4CIG units received a facelift in the late 1980s, and were eventually withdrawn from mainline passenger service in the early 2000s.
Scenarios:
Southern Electric
City Limited
Slammed Doors
Battle of Havant
Guildford 70C
Features:
Class 421 4CIG EMU in BR Blue and Network Southeast liveries
Source: The Publisher Website.