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Hi guys
back when FGW were doing the 2 loco hauled sets between Cardiff and Taunton/Paignton before the London Overground class 150 arrived, what other rolling stock were used on these services.
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Paul
It does sound a lot more interesting then what runs along there now. So were the fast tracks in and out of Paddington soley for the use of the InterCitys or did slower services use them too back then.
This is brilliant stuff many thanks.
So how many coaches would the 47s and 50s typically haul on the Oxford service and also the West of England Jumbo trains.
Having been into modern train scene for a while and being born in the 1980s i am finding it interesting to research what life was...
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I am interested in finding out about BR / NSE services in and out of paddington in the late 1980s early 1990s. What kind of locos and DMUs were used on what services?
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Paul
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Can anyone help? I am looking for the station calling list for the Nenta Norwich to Portsmouth rail tour last year. Does anyone remember what it was?
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Paul
Hi just a quick question. During the peak times more so in the morning are the class 450s that work the Portsmouth Direct Line 12 cars? or a mixture of 8 and 12 cars?
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Paul
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just been wondering what does it mean when it says platform 13F / 14F for example at Edinburgh Waverley. I can see platforms 13 and 14 but not 13F or 14F.
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Paul
Yes since buying railworks, i have become a big fan of it. It is really addictive to play, and the level of realism is just excellent. I am trying to teach myself how to build scenarios as i did enjoy making my own on MSTS.
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