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Only out of Victoria nowadays. Certainly not out of Cannon Street anymore, where 376s and 707s definitely seem to take precedent now."Only"... The Networkers are still the backbone for SE's metro services!
Only out of Victoria nowadays. Certainly not out of Cannon Street anymore, where 376s and 707s definitely seem to take precedent now."Only"... The Networkers are still the backbone for SE's metro services!
Let's not forget Charing Cross for metro services, still 75% Networker from my rough estimates.Only out of Victoria nowadays. Certainly not out of Cannon Street anymore, where 376s and 707s definitely seem to take precedent now.
They are still relatively common on the Greenwich line in my experience.Only out of Victoria nowadays. Certainly not out of Cannon Street anymore, where 376s and 707s definitely seem to take precedent now.
Well that's 120 4-car units, so pretty much 60 8-car metro services at the max. 466s aren't separate trains anymore, so they just function as a toilet coach/wonderful Metro-Cammell motor noise machine.They are still relatively common on the Greenwich line in my experience.
How many 465s are left, about 120? That’s significantly more than 60 combined 376s and 707s, although the diagrams might be more intensive for those.
Frankmoh, as explained before, you'll never have them all out at once, because of maintenance etc. Yes there are some 5.707 services.Well that's 120 4-car units, so pretty much 60 8-car metro services at the max. 466s aren't separate trains anymore, so they just function as a toilet coach/wonderful Metro-Cammell motor noise machine.
707s are ALWAYS 10-car (2x5) from my experience although I'm sure someone will prove me wrong, so at maximum it's 15.
376s are mostly 10-car (2x5) again, subtracting 4 because I have heard of 5-car 376 metro services in the off peak, so 16+4 at max
Obviously something has gone very wrong (or right?) if every single one of SE's metro trains are in service at the same time.
015 is now blue376 list correct as of 28/06/2025
Connex livery/Vinyl applicator with original interior
Unless marked with brackets they have had vinyl applicator applied
376001
376002
376003
376004
376006
376007(SE logos)
376008
376011
376012
376013
376014
376015
376019
376020
376021
376022
376023
376024(still has SE logos)
376025
376026
376028
376029
376030
376031
376032
376033
376034
SE Trains livery with original interior
376005
376009
376010
376016
376017
376018
376020
376027
376035
376033
376035
376036
SE Trains livery with refreshed interior
-none yet
If any are missing then I'll tweak the list
Also feel free to use this list aswell
We’ve had 21 years to do that to be fairWon't be much opportunity to photograph 10-car Connex formations very soon...
theres virtually none now for the SE branded connex formations nowWon't be much opportunity to photograph 10-car Connex formations very soon...
Yes but for anyone who hasn't and wants to - need to get out now.We’ve had 21 years to do that to be fair![]()
While four remain, you’ve got a 15.7% chance of a pair of two SE branded Connex ones being together each day - if the maths isn’t wrong.theres virtually none now for the SE branded connex formations now
On paper, there is still more than half the fleet with the Connex livery. That being said, I have seen much less 376s recently, probably because they are being taken out of service to apply the new livery.There is at least one pair of Connex livery units paired together today.
Hasn’t been a distinction since before the 707s came on board, and it was never valid anyway as 465/9s and 375s would often share routes.It's a shame they are removing it, since it makes the nice distinction within SE's fleet of blue for long-distance and white for metro.
SE blue is better to make the fleet uniform. It's not always the best to have something stand out and in this case something standing out from a company that went years agoIt's a shame they are removing it, since it makes the nice distinction within SE's fleet of blue for long-distance and white for metro.
IIRC the livery warranty period is 10-12 years. Why have they waited an extra 8 years?SE blue is better to make the fleet uniform. It's not always the best to have something stand out and in this case something standing out from a company that went years ago
Could ask the same question about the 465s and they are still in white.IIRC the livery warranty period is 10-12 years. Why have they waited an extra 8 years?
I guess it's because the 376s have never been in the state the Networkers have been. They are still shockingly dirty like most of SE's fleet (epsecially on the outside, the white doesn't help one bit!), but at least half of the seats aren't loose from the frames or whatever. Worst I've seen on a 376 is that the bin has fallen over (usually an empty bin though).Could ask the same question about the 465s and they are still in white.
SE should have refurbished the 376s years ago before it was nationalised. Its ridiculous that Govia never did the work.
It's rather more than than that... I believe Milo T.K is referring to the bodyside work, which is being done at the rate of one a week at Ramsgate, the last unit is in this week. That is a precursor to the bue vinyl being applied at Gillingham, also at the rate of one a week, the 17th of that will emerge this Friday. So your 4 momths is about right, but that's the second element.That was quick - make that 4 months from start to finish!
Next stage is of course the interiors, which happens later.