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3 minutes ago, RBE said:
Fair enough bud. I suggested the red door one strictly through personal taste, I like the way the red breaks up the blue, however I'm strictly an intercity man as you all know!!
Regards
that's a hard one to Swallow.....
Have to admit though, they never looked better than they did in that 1991 livery. Wore it better than APT-P
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They were Vacuum Braked as built but were retrofitted with Air Brakes in 1987. Not sure what the restriction on Class 87s was.
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No, 5A72 is the ECS to form 1A72 - if you read the caption it explains "Here on May Day Bank Holiday Monday 7th May 1990 91006 stands in the centre road at Wakefield Westgate with 5A72, the stock to form the 1703 Leeds Kings Cross Relief whilst 91001 approaches with the 1603 Leeds Kings Cross Relief." - both on or to form a passenger working. Why admit you were wrong and then do a complete about turn. No RTC stock or test trains.
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5 minutes ago, adb968008 said:
I do detect a charter (mk2 bfk) and a test train in that lot.
But i am intrigued at the Mk2 pullman set... was that WCML or was it post service as a charter too ?
No test trains to be seen...,., Where's your proof? There's only one charter in there - the Pullman the rest, if you took the time to click on each photo, is a regular working.
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Time to back off guys - whenever you say it never happened, you can almost certainly guarantee it did and someone will find it for you. I worked for INTERCITY East Coast & GNER but I can still get it wrong. Lets see what Cavalex have in store.....
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Same Apple software versions but on a MacBook - No problems at all, clicking Browse causes the sub menu's to appear and remain unless you click on or away from them. To qualify that if after clicking browse the cursor is away from the the browse tab or the sub menu's, the menu's quickly disappear.
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That was by the actual workings I have for last week Philip - totalling 14 off Euston there may however have been for whatever the reason a reduction. When I asked Caledonian Sleeper about it, they said the new stock would follow the same formations (obviously different vehicles)!
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4 hours ago, Philou said:
16 coaches up from London to Edinburgh where the train splits into three portions. The Fort William train is the shortest portion being two sleepers. Two 'day' coaches are added making four coaches to Fort William. On the return leg, the 'day' coaches are removed at Edinburgh and the sleepers go on to London as part of the reformed 16 coach train. Meanwhile the two 'day' coaches are reattached to the mornings Northern Highlander set and once returned to Edinburgh then go back to Fort William as part of the overnight 'up' from London - apparently .
Cheers,
Philip
Are you sure it's 16 on the Highlander off of Euston? It's currently running 7 for Inverness, 5 for Aberdeen and 2 for Fort William. Plus 2 added in Edinburgh to the Fort William 2.
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2 hours ago, Mike Storey said:
Have we all been found guilty of premature evaluation??
Don't worry Mike, your local GP will sort you out in that department, if you're feeling a bit Hornby.
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17 minutes ago, Philou said:
@classy52:
Is 18 coaches correct? I thought that it was a 16 coach train up from London then split on arrival at Edinburgh into three parts, with two additional coaches (what I call 'day' coaches) being added to the two sleepers going to Fort William ie; a four coach train.
I had assumed that on the return leg the two ('day') coaches would have been dropped off at Edinburgh and only the two sleepers being added to the 14 others going 'dahn sarf' (16 coaches) - or have I this wrong again?
Cheers,
Philip
It should be Phillip - the two dropped off at Edinburgh from the Southbound Highlander from Fort William are added back on to the following mornings Northbound Highlander ex-Euston again at Edinburgh. According to Serco Caledonian Sleeper last week, the same will be done with the new stock.
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On 28/02/2019 at 20:58, Ouroborus said:
Hmm. I have one on order, but I'm getting increasingly tempted for more. Must avoid the ScotRail, must avoid the ScotRail, must avoid the ScotRail
That'll be easy enough - (Abellio) ScotRail don't have any!
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Wasn't it just the Western allocation that had been authorised for replacement rather than the whole fleet ? All of the Western loco's bar 70021 apparently were modified.
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- Are you operating it on DCC or DC? Either way, have you confirmed (using a loco) that the controller is reversing correctly? Strange that both should have the same apparent fault as they should irrespective, reverse the lights as the direction changes.
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If anyone in the area is still looking for ScotRail Mk3a TSO's, Mac's Models at Kirriemuir still has some available at £34.95
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4 minutes ago, Legend said:
I think you’ll find I’m at least consistent and have for a long time being questioning Bachmanns prices , since they whacked them up on their 25th anniversary in fact. I think as other producers are now showing these are also very high.
You're at least consistent about constantly finding an opportunity to bang on about it. If you don't like their prices don't buy them. It's your choice, their product and sales approach. Did you moan about the Rapido Dynamometer Car?
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You're tying yourself up in knots here - the image Phil Parker took, is a 3D print too which DJ has added painted panels to represent some of the features whether they are bodylights doors or grilles. Nothing is missing or at face value in the wrong place and certainly not the extra door you claimed originally.
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12 minutes ago, HullCityB17 said:
Well ill ignorance is bliss... & fools and their money...!
it is not my fault you can't see the obvious. It doesn't take make searching the Internet to see that the small window by the drivers door is clearly wrong! It should not be vertical, it should be angled. Also, the grilles look more like Windows on the 3D scan.
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Apologies to Phil Parker for Ba$trd1$ing his image.....
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49 minutes ago, HullCityB17 said:
Well both you and DJM have never seen an APT-P then as the 3D print he is holding is clearly wrong as there is one obvious error. He is probably hiding another by his right hand. If say that as why hold it if there wasn't something wrong that he was trying to hide? Why not sit it on a flat surface to photograph it?
He must have added a door where there shouldn't have been one. If so, have can errors occur when it was supposed to be scanned!
Give the guy a break - that's not a door you are seeing it's the small bodylight that should be there - he's applied black paint / panels to represent the locations.
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3 minutes ago, Market65 said:
Thank you, but that’s exactly what I did. It didn’t do that. I’ll try again later on, but I must go and eat .
Regards,
Rob.
It defaults to Apple Pay - Below the (Apple)Pay black button, there's a clickable link marked "More Payment Options" selecting that lets you change it to Paypal.....
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7 minutes ago, McC said:
Apologies yes, every MK5 has tail lights, which will be functional, and switchable per vehicle.
Thanks, that's what I meant / hoped it would be as per the prototype....
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1 minute ago, McC said:
On the relevant Caledonian coach, and TPE Driving Trailer, the lighting will be directional, all vehicles lighting will also be switchable (and DCC supported)
With the Mk5's (as opposed to the 5A's I've no idea about them) that would need to be all the vehicle types - depending on the operational split.
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6 minutes ago, McC said:
Many thanks Bob.
We've finalised pricing at £45 per vehicle, so the 4 Packs are £180, the 5 Pack TPE sets at £225 and the 6 Pack 'Aberdonian' at £270
Pricing includes the lighting pack, capacitors and all orders qualify for free postage!
Hope that helps!
Already done! Quick question though... Are the Mk5's complete with switchable working tail lamps?
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On 20/02/2019 at 20:05, Bob Reid said:
Thanks Fran. I went for a pack anyway - now all I've got to do is find out what the damage is
A not unreasonable price at £270 for the Aberdeen six-pack. Result.....!
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For the undercoat you could probably do no better than what the 12" to the foot version did, and use pink. There were more than one supplier in BR days of Maroon, in fact no less than four though they all used BR provided paint panels as a match.
Bob.