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One thing to note on either 107 or 109 (can't remember which one, although I'm inclined to go with 109) is that they've left the front skirt under the buffers the GNER dark blue colour while the rest of the loco' is in the new East Coast silver. Looks ridiculous!
My apologies, I'll rephrase it. It makes some of them sound thick. :lol:
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Hey that's my hometown! It's got some lovely areas!!
I'm from the North, and I wouldn't want to live anywhere 'darn sarf'. I take particular offence from the OP that says we have "stupid accents". :evil:
Whenever I go to London I feel like a foreigner in my own country.
What about those people with broad cockney accents that make themselves...
I've often wondered this. What is it about these particular wagons that makes them so wanted? I wonder if it's because no-one else makes them (or even anything similar)? :|
I've got about 6 myself in varying degrees of filth. :lol:
This story has intrigued me. What exactly is a 'terrible grin' do we think? Are we talking a lopsided cheeky smile, or a 'I'm going to stab you to death' evil sort of grin?
Going back to the original question, this could've been one of East Coast's newly liveried Class 91/Mk4 sets in the silver livery?
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4039/5077578211_571a3dd163.jpg
As stated already, they were a sort of promo thing to help introduce the units.
With the amount that got pinched on a daily basis I would imagine that cost might have something to do with their withdrawal! :lol:
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