eric709
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Freightliner don't have many spare locos sitting around post coal drop off, as mentioned the Russell's traffic ex Daventry is now with FL, 4x90's a day on hire to GB to cover their 92 woes, these backfilled with HH locos on intermodal jobs, new traffic won out of Tunstead, and heavy requirement for Network Rail infra work, generally 40-50 on a weekend and 20 or so midweek, don't forget FL haul all the HOBC / MOBC kits but as they only usually run overnight you don't see them much.
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Exact same coach (FGW buffet) ones £79.99 the others is £99.99.... But the real bargain on there is the old Lima snowploughs... 7 pairs for the bargain price of £59.99.... All the best with that one
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08869 was the Norwich one 08793 was based at millerhill, carried a lined LNER green effort.
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how could anything bright yellow sneak anywhere
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http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=151864278766 Errrr how does that work then....
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only additions to that I can think of are 37198, 37201, 37294, 37372 not sure about 37216, think it may have gone from BR Green to mainline freight blue
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Straight remember of 840
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yep 840 is a straight renumber
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The building houses the train crew booking on point, mess room, locker room, offices for the area management team etc Was the operating base & control for EWS Energy when that was up and running before everything went back to Doncaster CSDC
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Insane.... Was watching a Bachmann "wren" RTC coach the other day, went for over £150 in the end..... For a coach! Mental
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And now relisted?
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Jack's Present Day Workbench - Coaches of Many Colours
eric709 replied to Jack374's topic in Modifying & Detailing RTR stock
I'm guessing this is a ballast box that gets fitted to an FEA flat as opposed to the MJA box wagon I think your meaning https://www.flickr.com/photos/steve_b46/15769095957/ -
We can, and have, run a 66/5 out of LBT on 21 HHA when there has been on other option, only in the middle of summer on a dry rail though. 66/6 will lift it out in any weather going
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James Makin's Workbench - 1990s dirty diesels & grotty wagons
eric709 replied to James Makin's topic in Layout topics
Freightliner don't own any OBA or OCA, all the above wagons are owned by DBS -
254 is now in Intercity swallow I think
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My detailing/repainting projects
eric709 replied to blueeighties's topic in Modifying & Detailing RTR stock
No Class 66 in NR livery exist anywhere….yet No 60's either. Think Lee is just doing it as a customer request -
Think the compressors on 066 weren't man enough to blow up 25 wagons…. The wagons aren't opened by the loco…in theory anything "could" haul them
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Currently served by limestone from Rylstone (both DBS and Freightliner) and also Cement from Dunbar (Freightliner) Cement also used to come from Tunstead (DBS hauled) but not sure if it still runs
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TRIANG-Hornby-R1520-CANADIAN-CLASS-08-DIESEL-SWITCHER-/370489383887?pt=UK_Trains_Railway_Models&hash=item5642e35bcf wow....
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I presume for that sort of money its takes itself out of the box and plonks itself on the track??!!
