Iskra
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Is this why I just saw a 68 at Kirk Sandall?Do we know what diagrams the Colas hired in 68s are going to do? I have been told that its the 3J77/78 Middlesborough / Nunthorpe diagram, although this could be incorrect.
Is this why I just saw a 68 at Kirk Sandall?Do we know what diagrams the Colas hired in 68s are going to do? I have been told that its the 3J77/78 Middlesborough / Nunthorpe diagram, although this could be incorrect.
I'm sure that'll be along the lines of traction trainingIs this why I just saw a 68 at Kirk Sandall?
Speculation in this thread about 56049 potentially although nothing in concrete (no pun intended)will concrete bob 37425 making the RHTT this yr was good seeing him around Scotland last yr
Definitely 97s because of the Cambrian Line. 66s is certainly an interesting development. Normally is the 56s however.Don't know how true this is but ive heard the North Wales circuit will be 97s and 66s this year, meanwhile the 56s will be on the Carstairs and Carlisle diagrams.
Certainly hope this is the case! On a carstairs route.Don't know how true this is but ive heard the North Wales circuit will be 97s and 66s this year, meanwhile the 56s will be on the Carstairs and Carlisle diagrams.
Reportedly standing in as thunderbirds at Newark whilst the 67s go on Swinton RHTT this year. A 68 or two may also cover the Gloucester RHTT.Where will the ex Chiltern 68s be operating for the RHTT?
Ahh ok - thanks!One of Network Rail’s modified locos. Originally was a class 37 (and is pretty much identical) but for the signalling type, it has been modified to work on the Cambrian Coast line and is the only locomotive that can do so (as far as I’m aware).
Image attached of a class 97.
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That and probably 69s i would imagineLooks like a second attempt to bring the RHTT sets to the Anglia region. I presume it's going to be GBRF 66s (as usual) on the diagram this year.
Pedant alert - actually that's two 97s.
Usually GBRF 73s or 69s as 3W74What trains run the Rhtt through the Marshlink?
Ah right ok. Thank you for the info.Reportedly standing in as thunderbirds at Newark whilst the 67s go on Swinton RHTT this year. A 68 or two may also cover the Gloucester RHTT.
ThanksUsually GBRF 73s or 69s as 3W74

Is the Wessex Area likely to be GBRF class 66's and class 69's this season.
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Yep, based out of Totton or EffinghamThe Wessex trains are always MPVs, as far as I am aware.
Hopefully not, they are capable of bigger loads. If companies want locos there are plenty of 37s and 66s available for hire.93s, anywhere / any-ideas to fit in 93s ??.