SGJ

Hi Ray, If you manage to get the name it could be a lot easier, unfortunately I cant make it out SGJ

like 56 073 in transrail / metals livery SGJ

I think Six Eights comes from there original numbers e.g. D6836 37136 37905 So its just there pre tops number

Those doors dont quite look right to me SGJ

I took one of 049 at St Pancras when I was a lot younger SGJ

I took this shot of 37510 was taken in the 1990`s it was in Leeds PCD on at a guess the Bradford ( Interchange ) run that was normally a class 47 turn

For a on shed theme, I will put this one of 37706 37710 37717 Taken at Crewe Diesel Depot Hope you like it Simon

One of the unofficial Tinsley named examples of a 37 - 37238 Named Spitfire MK II

This one was taken with 35mm film at Barrow hill ( first frame hence the polarised strip on the left ) of 37 610 DRS 37 are featuring considerably on this thread, I think this one was a EPS loco before DRS with more cables and sockets on the front than most other 37`s Simon

Another one of the EWS 66s ( 66 238 ) taken in march 2011 And one taken earlier today at Neville hill ( well yesterday now lol ) 66148, there was a Class 60 at the other end of the coaches, but couldnt get the picture because of mk3 coaches in way Simon

Wonder if someone could make that coment into a tounge twister She sells sheds `n` shells on the sea shore red shed yellow shed red shed yellow shed red shed yellow shed red shed yellow shed red shed yellow shed red shed yellow shed red shed yellow shed .... Simon

This is one from a while ago at knottingley, with a few class 66s on shed Simon

I like your layout, and loved the nostalgia photos with the class 50`s, what I also like is it is how the Cornish feel to the layout comes through with the stock and the platforms. Your target date of 2000 is nice, could you use class 47`s and 67`s on a parcel / mail train dragging a pcv around, it might add to the variety of workings Simon

I am curious, not having listened to a class 45 for 25 years do the engines sound like class 47s ? Apparently class 47s have a 12LDA28C engine inside them which according to Wikipedia is a modified version of the same engine that Class 45s have being a 12LDA28B. The reason I am asking is because I am thinking of adding sound to a Replica class 45 ( with high intensity headlight ) and I have a spare Bachmann cl47 sound to put into the replica model. Any thoughts appreciated SGJ

I am not too sure on this but did some of the west Yorkshire class 141`s get buffers and went to Iran ? SGJ

I was ( just turned ) 18 when I had my first date with my Girl friend, I worked for BR at the time ( rrne ), she was a health care worker, I was talking about my model railway layout to a driver in the pub who had set me up on a blind date with her at the time that she and her friend walked in, so she knew strait away that I was into model railways her mate was going out with the driver at the time, the year after I was not on the railway any more, but that should answer the question. p.s. 20 years later were still together with 4 kids 2 of each. Funny bit now My oldest Daughter is dating a n gauge modeller from Stockport ( we all live in Leeds ) She met him at Rochdale exhibition last year whilst working on my stand ( she was not the boyfriend ). SGJ