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Sir Benjamin Nunn wrote:
Hmmm.... I thought the W&C tunnels were big enough to take regular stock... Thought I had vague memories of NSE trains running on the line before the management went over to LUL, but could well be wrong. They use similar stock to that in use on the Central. When delivered it was in NSE livery, as was the previous 1941 stock IIRC. |
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On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 17:07:31 +0000 (UTC), "Piccadilly Pilot"
wrote: Sir Benjamin Nunn wrote: Hmmm.... I thought the W&C tunnels were big enough to take regular stock... Thought I had vague memories of NSE trains running on the line before the management went over to LUL, but could well be wrong. They use similar stock to that in use on the Central. When delivered it was in NSE livery, as was the previous 1941 stock IIRC. I rather think the previous stock (1940 stock to be precise) was delivered in Southern Railway Malachite Green. It would only have been painted into NSE livery at the very end of its life. ( know that's what you meant, but it isn't what you said). Incidentally, the original W&C stock was painted salmon pink! -- Bill Hayles http://www.rossrail.com |
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Bill Hayles writes:
I rather think the previous [W&C] stock (1940 stock to be precise) was delivered in Southern Railway Malachite Green. It would only have been painted into NSE livery at the very end of its life. And in between, it was (naturally) in British Rail blue. -- Mark Brader, Toronto "Sex on trains, of course." -- Clive Feather |
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