MCR247
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Oh no it doesn't (IMO)Suits a 92 than any other DB loco so far!


Yeah pretty much, it was the European Passenger Services livery, which was derived from the BR Trainload freight standard triple-grey livery as the locos involved were, IIRC, part of the trainload freight sector, to identify UK locos involved with international operations and the tunnel in one way or another. The three metal segments are intended to represent the cross section of a tunnel receding into the distance.My guess would be something to do with being a UK loco in use with a Channel Tunnel operater, as all 92s carry them, as did all twelve of the 37/6s and the two 73s, but not the Eurostars or the Class 9 Shuttle locos.
I must say, this does look smart. I'm not a fan of this livery, I find the red a bit too bright, but the 92 does wear it well.
Has another loco gone for a repaint and how many will be painted.
So who's selling red paint on the cheap at the mo then?
its been mentioned over on the wnxx forum that another class 92 has (or will shortly) been admitted to Toton TMD for repaint. Id suggest joining wnxx and checking the loco number for yourself
There were rumours that 92s were going to take over sleeper work, was that all it transpired to be, a rumour?
About time this class started getting a bit of interest, massively under rated and under used machines.There was a test run in early 2010 but I don't think much has happened since.