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I would like Bachmann to make a MkIII EMU like the Class 317/318/319/320/321/322. As they could make a standardised tooling that could make all variants with changeable "plates" for the different models :). I would certainly buy the Class 319 and 321 models for sure.
Nowt wrong with the livery mate. It suits the Class 60's quite well in my opinion and personally I like it as much as I do the EWS livery :).
DJD200: I am not sure what's happened with the Class 60 Preservation group mate. I was a member up to early 2012 when all communication went completely...
I always thought Third class was abolished when BR took over from the "big four" but I think it made a come back in 1985 in the form of "Pacers" :twisted:. Personally I like them because you can see out of the windows more easily even they are a bit on the bouncy side ;).
I wonder if we could have a Bachmann TEA 100-Tonne tanker with "RailUK" branding in the VTG blue colour? ;). Wouldn't mind a few in my rake. Another option could be to have a model of 60044 in DB Schenker red from Hornby with "RailUK" etched nameplates which would make a cracking model not to...
Its definitely 60066 in that shot there. Although 60006 is in a similar Corus livery, that Tug is in a right state inside due to fire damage and I seriously doubt that one will ever see the light of day on the tracks again :(.
I hope the RSPI (hope I got that right) can salvage a set. Just out of interest, have you ever visit Toton Traction Depot? There is quite a few Class 60's including my beast stored there due to time when EWS neglected the fleet. But fortunately though, they are making a comeback as DB Schenker...
I am certain it will come soon enough once they have fixed any remaining bugs. Once of the things I like about OR is when you run round a train, you have to hit \ to couple the brake pipes which makes it more involving than MSTS as MSTS is more automated :).
Its a shame really mate as these carriages are very comfy inside and you don't hear the drone of the engine underneath. I have been messing about in MS Paint and I thought of something like this for the coaching stock ;). Imagine a GM 201 class with a Class 92/60 carbody :D.
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