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Mizter T wrote:
Dave Arquati wrote: James Farrar wrote: On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 23:06:38 +0100, Dockland wrote: I liked the new trains when I first saw it, but looking at it just now I'm not sure. Ugly. I'm also unconvinced. I quite like the look of the current trains! You're all like a bunch of old men - slipping into conservatism as easily as slipping into your old slippers! You'll be harking back to the days of two-carriage operation soon, with the old panoramic front windows unhindered by emergency gangway doors, when the DLR used red, blue and green line colours on their maps, when the trains had bus-style doors that swung inwards and were most effective in squashing small children and old ladies bags. Them were the days... I like the stock used on the Jubilee line compared to other Underground lines... and I never really liked the red, blue and green line colours. But I dislike the new DLR livery! Oh, and I think Tramlink's vehicles look rather dated already compared to NET. Maybe that'll spark off a few arguments! -- Dave Arquati Imperial College, SW7 www.alwaystouchout.com - Transport projects in London |
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