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"Loughborough Midland crane working on new connection to Brush works when Class 60s were being built June 89" by David Ford

Old and new, side by side... Grimsby 1988 by Auchlander

31019 Stratford 1979 by Bill Atkinson

Fryston 1982 with some interesting signage..

'Derek Crouch' at Widdrington

Grimsby Docks by Kevin Robinson

Loughborough Midland goods yard 1969 by David Ford

I thinks it's the roofs that are slightly different, but you'd think that Hornby would go the extra mile to fill the gaps in the range of modern coaches especially as there are currently no alternative manufacturers.

It's amazing to think that a station of this size could get closed down even as late as the 90s. Tilbury Riverside

Have Hornby mentioned anything about producing the loco hauled versions of the MK3s?

Class 114's Radcliffe on Trent by David Ford

I've just ordered one of those half price EFE J94s from Rails and I was wondering exactly where the real "Amazon" used to run and came across this interesting picture... Earlestown 1961 by Eddie Bellass.

That's how the French unions enforce a Personal Needs Break.

In their last few years they did pull the Trans-Pennine trains which were usually made up of MK2's so there's a good chance that they did, although they may have been the 2a/c types.

Just a heads up that these are back in stock if you missed them first time around.