workev2000 Posted March 1 Share Posted March 1 (edited) We are pleased to announce Volume 2 of the Peter Collins Collection - The London Midland Region is now available. Like Volume One, it can be bought at www.ellybellypublications.co.uk. The book is currently available as an ePub and PDF for £20.00. (If we go to print, those buying the eBook will receive £15 off the purchase price). Featuring 158 photographs, from London to the far reaches of Scotland, the day-to-day face of British Rail in the 1970s is seen in all its "glory". As might be expected, Class 40s and AC electrics dominate the West Coast photos, along with the early days of the Class 50s. Sulzer power dominates the Midland Main Line photos, and there is a reasonable collection of DMUs and EMUs of the day. Inspirations for modellers are plentiful, and we have included the coach formations of services that have been identified. The variations of liveries of the same loco types on the same day give modellers plenty of excuses to run BR Green and BR Blue together! Once again, all the photographs are available to buy separately via a link on the relevant page. The photographs presented in this second volume reflect the changing face of British Rail in the 1970s, a steady decline trying to be arrested by electrification, but failing to appeal to new travellers. the bashers would revel in this environment, and we hope that this book will bring back fond memories. If you have any questions then contact us via the website. Edited March 1 by workev2000 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
workev2000 Posted March 4 Author Share Posted March 4 (edited) To give you an idea of the quality photographs in the LMR book, the Crewe collection can be previewed here. Watch out for more exciting news in the Magazines section of the Blog later today.... Edited March 4 by workev2000 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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