What a bizzare 91 to the Highlands *wink*

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:grin:

 

[P156KWJ]

one of the rare times a blunt skoda will rescue a HST! hellfire

 

[Aureol]

You'll find that 91s do actually work alongside the 67s as Thunderbirds for NXEC, with one often being stabled in a siding at King's Cross, awaiting it's next call of duty, either ECS trips or to rescue a failed 225 or 125 set.

 

[Craig]

one of the rare times a blunt skoda will rescue a HST! hellfire

Except that isn't running blunt. Nor is it exactly "hellfire".

 

[me123]

So how exactly does the 91 work? Does it just act as a DVT, or does it use deisel from the HST to run it's own engines?

 

[Jordy]

The 91 is running on electric as usual, it isn't really going to the highlands!

 

[me123]

*kicks self* DUH!!!!

Ta Jordy

 

[Phoenix]

So how exactly does the 91 work? Does it just act as a DVT, or does it use deisel from the HST to run it's own engines?

It drag's it in the same way a 67 or a 57 rescues a unit ect.
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one of the rare times a blunt skoda will rescue a HST! hellfire

A Skoda is a 90

 

[me123]

But a super skoda is a 91

 

[P156KWJ]

Except that isn't running blunt. Nor is it exactly "hellfire".

well a skoda is a class 90, and a blunt skoda is a class 91, which it is, and even though the flat end is at the rear, it's still a blunt skoda

 

[Ascot]

well a skoda is a class 90, and a blunt skoda is a class 91, which it is, and even though the flat end is at the rear, it's still a blunt skoda

That's a new one

 

[1D53]

91's were 'Super Skodas'.

 

[yorkie]

I think this is quite conclusive that the phrase "blunt skoda" is not used!

 

[P156KWJ]

does it matter? You know what I mean! I'd not heard the name super skoda before.

 

[Craig]

does it matter? You know what I mean! I'd not heard the name super skoda before.

To be blunt, yes. Cos yer wrong.