The Bautzen Z2 Modern Pack includes six cars operated by German private operator Alex, formerly known as Arriva Landerbahn Express. Three of the alex cars are of the ABvmz type, which was converted from the former Amz 210 express coaches purchased from DB. Four compartments were prepared for 1st and 2nd class, a multi-purpose room was set up, a disabled toilet and air conditioning were installed.

The 19-70 and 21-70 series wagons are the modernized versions of the 19-80 and 21-80 series coaches. The “express” schemed wagons (blue-grey) are used even today in several regions of the country, mostly on regional services. Contains 3 first-class and 3 second-class train cars owned by the Romanian national operator, both in original and modernized versions.

Including 4 passenger cars and 2 driveable control cars in classic and "mustard" paint schemes together with full passenger views, night mode, door animations and custom realistic sounds, these highly detailed models pay tribute to one of the most easily recognizable types of vehicles that transported passengers in the last decades.

The pack includes 11 passenger cars in different paint schemes together with full passenger view, night mode, door animations and custom realistic sounds, these highly detailed models pay tribute to one of the most easily recognizable types of vehicles that transported passengers in the last decades.

This new livery on the MÁV 480 002 is promoting the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress (IEC2021), which will take place in Budapest in September 2021. The livery of the locomotive is based on the event’s teal/blue design, featuring photo- and typographic motifs on the sides.

MÁV-Start debuted this new promotional livery on the TRAXX MÁV 480-009 in 2019 promoting a national tourist campaign, aimed at students.

This  repaint on the Bombardier TRAXX BR185.2 electric locomotive operated by the Hungarian National Railway MÁV was launched as part of the 1700th anniversary of the birth of Saint Martin and is currently in service in both Hungary and Romania.