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Errrr.... They seem to be fixed. If you're really desperate, you could unfix 'em with a sharpish pointy thing and a touch of dexterity.

Hmmm....Good question. If you've got the 2010 catalogue to hand, have a close look at the photospread heading pages 82/3. It shows the observation car, 12 wheeled Brake car No.94, and, nearest to the camera, a 12 wheeler with a combination of details not featured on any of the current releases. The vestibule door has a full length oval glass, but without a cut-away roof cornice, similar to the brake. It's not a brake though, as the mainlight window spacings are different (narrower). Also, the panelling surrounding the oval toilet window is made up of 5 sections, instead of 4. Possibly, this is a pre-production mock-up, or maybe there's a fourth model awaiting the go ahead ?

Here's the link to GarryD100's thread on the old forum. Be prepared !!!..... It runs for 17 pages, starting from Dapol's original announcement, and includes, as PennineMC states, more information. http://www.rmweb.co....hp?f=11&t=22769

Hi All. Many thanks for your kind comments. Rhydgaled, here's another (poor/off-centre) 5-WES shot for you, and others, to play about with, if you so wish. I've left enough space on the side, as I did with the pics posted on the Lymmo 3-CIG thread, for you, or anyone else to fill in the appropriate details. Regarding the Pullman logo in my earlier effort, these were drawn/painted by hand, using the pics in Keith Parkin's Mk.1 Coaching stock book, as a guide. The Pullman font was done using 'Imprint MT Shadow', available in MS Paint tools. They started out by being quite sharp, but the colour 'bleed' has resulted in them becoming blurred. Best Regards & Cheers.

Hear, Hear.

G'd evenin' All. This livery on the 442s might be suitable, now that they're on the Brighton line. "Kippers, anyone ? Or would Sir prefer a Bacon Buttie ?" Edited / revamped pic. I'm still trying to match the quality of you guys , without much success. My present use of MS/Windows Paint always results in the 'bleeding' of the colours into one another, as you can see. I get the same problem drawing a Black line on a White background. This might not be the right thread in which to ask, but it seems the right place. "Has any one have any tips on how to prevent colour 'bleed' ?" I've got Corel Paint Shop Pro installed, but my attempts result in the same thing. Any advice would be hugely appreciated. Regards and Cheers.