DWA Sleeping cars Pack

PROJECT STATUS

In progress
Work in progress – Preparing 3D model
AUTHORS
i29, Zsolti

PROGRESS

30%

Last Update:
July 5, 2026
Estimated release:
Q4
2026
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SIMULATOR

Train Simulator Classic

Coach

DWA Sleeping cars Pack

About the project

The CFR DWA Sleeping Cars represent some of the most comfortable and recognizable overnight coaches to operate on Romania’s railway network. Built by Deutsche Waggonbau (DWA) Görlitz in Germany during the early 1990s, these UIC-Z sleeping cars were acquired by CFR Călători for international and long-distance overnight services, providing modern accommodation for journeys across Romania and into neighbouring European countries.

Originally delivered as the 71-80 series, the coaches featured eleven passenger compartments with three berths each, GP200 S high-speed bogies, and were designed for operation at speeds of up to 160 km/h. Between 2004 and 2011, many vehicles underwent extensive modernization at Atelierele CFR Grivița in Bucharest, receiving air-conditioning, vacuum toilets, upgraded electrical equipment, and refurbished interiors before being reclassified as the 71-70 series.

This pack includes both the original 71-80 coaches and their modernized 71-70 counterparts, allowing you to recreate overnight services from the 1990s through to the present day. Whether operating prestigious international sleepers or domestic night trains, these DWA-built coaches remain an iconic part of Romanian railway history.

Included Vehicles:

• CFR Călători 71-70 002
• CFR Călători 71-70 006
• CFR Călători 71-70 008
• CFR Călători 71-70 012
• CFR Călători 71-80 011
• CFR Călători 71-80 025

Highly detailed GP 200 S Bogies
Real textures
3D interior
Realistic sounds
Advanced script
Advanced shaders

technical specs

Number of compartments
11 + 1 for the attendant
Bogey type
GP 200 S
Maximum speed
160km/h
Brakes
Disc brakes, type KE-GPR-D
Heating
Electrical and hot air
Weight
39t
Length over the buffers
26.4m

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