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Now that our George has supported the Norwich in 90 campaign
What thoughts on how to upgrade the GEML
2 additional tracks to Colchester straighten out the bends from there to Ipswich and new 140 MPH stock working limited stops ,Stratford- Colchester
then werever you like to Norwich cos it...
I was reading that it needs 2000amps to start a loaded tube train that got me thinking ( oh dear )
How many amps would be needed to start a loaded cl90 or 91.I know that if you halve the voltage you double the amps, what is the ampage in the knitting,and what is the voltage of the motors ...
I saw an article about war memorials at stations and there is a support charity
I sent them an e mail about the one in the ticket hall at Marylebone I thought I remembered it as on the wall to the left of the ticket windows
The society say the have enquired at the railway heritage trust and...
Saw the above named "George Mullings" at Liv st today on a Braintree semifast
It was in a bit of a state the stripes of the One branding had been painted ober but still showed.vinal i guess and the general paintwork looked a bit tired
anyone know who george is or was ?
Thanks gang
I have just found out my favorite train the class 306 has come to live at chappel and wakes colne railway
She is non operational but I will go to see her ASAP
Thinking about incomplete locos in muesums and running them again.
John Hamden at acton..one of the 18000 series was photographed the other day hauled round a preserved line and of course the Deltic
How about rebuilding the insides around the original refurbed body..the L T
loco could be...
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