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I think it's whatever is most practical and what's close by to get the situation sorted out quickly, so there's a higher chance of getting things back to normal with less delays. A couple of years ago there was a 70 that broke down at High Oaks Jn near Rugby and shortly behind it was a light...

Nope, here's a bit more...

No sorry. One more guess and I may expand the picture

Nope, I'll give a clue... it's not electric

Nope, sorry :)

It's the exterior of a train

I thought the DCR one was the one in Wembley?

No, sorry...

Nope and nope :)

Oh wow, now I wasn't expecting that! Here's mine :)

Mk3 maybe?

I know, as the OP stated:

From a simple Google search http://picssr.com/photos/24034040@N07/favorites/page13?nsid=24034040@N07

So it's the same as two reds?

I've always wondered what one white and one red light on a calling-on signal means? Anybody know?

Class 56?

Class 37?

But at least both 323s and 350s would have the same branding with LM

That's why I think it was a stupid decision to split into two franchise names.

I noticed them still there a couple of weeks ago