Tatty
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6 minutes ago, St. Simon said:
Hi,
Actually from a saleability (a word I just made up I think) point of view, I thought the 3-CEP was a good call, a way of just testing the market a little with a slightly shorter train with a lower (relatively) price tag might persuade a few more people than a 4-car unit at an extra £100. I know a lot of people had shortened their original 4-CEP units to 3-CEPs due to space on the layout.
And of course, keep people wanting more....
Simon
I agree that the 3 car is a good idea for those short of space. Maybe one of the NSE liveried 3-CEPs from Connex South Eastern might have been a better choice. Am still tempted, but I’m on a budget and the Hornby 4-VEP is due soon(ish) and that’s a bit more useful (and cheaper lol)
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Love the look of the 3-CEP, and in the correct livery for me, but it only lasted as a 3 car for a couple of years and was pretty much confined to the Lymington branch. Would much rather have it as a 4 car unit
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Just found this topic, and whilst the 50’s isn’t my usual period, I am fascinated by Southampton and its railway network, so will be following with interest.
It was also a pleasant surprise, as a Yeovilian, to see photos of my local post office on here!!
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The bus in the first photo has the later London Transport roundel, but no company names (ie Selkent/ London Central)above the door. Therefore I would say that it was about 1987/88
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Don't know the exact date, but as it's got angled ends it's pre late 1987.
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You clearly haven’t seen my repainting skills!!🤣