Hello, I'm a belgian and I work for the NMBS as a train assistant, i check tickets etc...
I have a lot of information about the rolling stock and made some trains for BVE (you can check them at:
http://users.skynet.be/fa321706/objectentrein_nl.htm
I also made an MW41, you can use mine of you want, but i'll have to send it to you by email.
Here are the correct names, speeds and weights of the belgian trains:
Some of the names a use
A : first class
B : second class
D : luggage compartment
x : drivers cab in the train
R : restaurant compartment
k : kitchen on board
c : compartments to sleep with 6 persons (night trains)
WR : restaurant car
Off course you can combine these
EG: M4 BD is a M4 coach with second class and a luggage compartment
Rolling stock
K1A : 140 km/h - 43t - not in service anymore
K4A : 140 km/h - 38t - not in service anymore since 2005
K4B : 140 km/h - 35t - not in service anymore since 2005
M1Bx : 120 km/h - 44t - not in service anymore
M1ABx : 120 km/h - 42t - not in service anymore
M1BDx : 120 km/h - 42t - not in service anymore
M2A : 125 km/h - 35t - not in service anymore since 2003
M2B : 125 km/h - 34t - not in service anymore since 2003
M2AB : 125 km/h - 34t - not in service anymore since 2003
M2BDx : 125 km/h - 32t - not in service anymore since 2003
M2BDR : 125 km/h - 32t - not in service anymore since 2003
M4A : 160 km/h - 35t - red version
M4B : 160 km/h - 34t - red version
M4AD : 160 km/h - 35t - red version
M4ADx : 160 km/h - 34t - red version
M4BD : 160 km/h - 34t - red version
M4A : 160 km/h - 38t - white version
M4B : 160 km/h - 39t - white version
M4AD : 160 km/h - 38t - white version
M4ADx : 160 km/h - 39t - white version
M4BD : 160 km/h - 40t - white version
M5A : 140 km/h - 44t
M5B : 140 km/h - 44t
M5BDx : 140 km/h - 50t
M6A : 160 km/h - 51t
M6B : 160 km/h - 51t
M6BD : 160 km/h - 51t
I5Bc : 160 km/h - 47t
I6A : 160 km/h - 43t
I6B : 160 km/h - 43t
I6Bc : 160 km/h - 45t
I10A : 160 km/h - 41t
I10B : 160 km/h - 41t
I10WR : 200 km/h - 47t
I11A : 200 km/h - 48t
I11B : 200 km/h - 46t
I11BDx : 200 km/h - 47t
Benelux:
A : 140 or 160 km/h - 46t (loaded)
B : 140 or 160 km/h - 47t (loaded)
Bx : 140 or 160 km/h - 46t (loaded)
BD : 140 or 160 km/h - 47t (loaded)
DMU ( Diesel Multiply Unit)
MW41 : 120 km/h - 98t
MW44 : 100 km/h - 41t
MW45 : 100 km/h - 41t
EMU ( Electric Multiply Unit)
Classic EMU's (AM66 - 69) (2part train):
153 - 270 : 130 km/h - 101t
595 - 600 : 140km/h - 103t
601 - 640 : 140km/h - 101t
641 - 664 : 140km/h - 104t
665 - 676 : 140km/h - 108t
677 - 782 : 140km/h - 108t
Speed, nor the weight changes weither they are new or not
AM75 : 140km/h - 220t (4part train)
AM80 (Breaks) : 160km/h - 151t (3part train)
AM86 (Sprinter) : 120 km/h - 105t (2part train)
AM96 (DMT/Rubberband) : 160 km/h - 160t (3part train)
I hope this helps
