t_star2001uk
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It's been through a few livery iterations, that particular DVT - It being the one that initially carried the unique blue/white Chiltern livery variation after conversion to AAR multiple working.
Chiltern DVT 82302 by fishquinn1, on Flickr
Chiltern DVT 82302 by fishquinn1, on Flickr
Chiltern DVT 82302 by fishquinn1, on Flickr
Chiltern DVT 82302 by fishquinn1, on FlickrNo, that's DVT 82113, which has been undergoing conversion by Artemis Intelligent Power at Boness.Is this the one being converted to (rumoured name) Class 19?
‘Chilternrailways by arriva’ - now they’ve managed to cheapen the Chiltern brand.
Well, the new branding is rather prominent, and Arriva do have a certain reputation with their current rail franchises.Yeah and Merry Christmas to you, too.
That's still GWR, isn't it?Well, the new branding is rather prominent, and Arriva do have a certain reputation with their current rail franchises.I do worry a little for the expectations of the children of the world this Christmas if Arriva are now in charge of the North Pole franchise, too!
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I believe so: Although, contrary to an annual railway tradition, I don't believe that's the one that Santa usually operates from.That's still GWR, isn't it?![]()
I saw that DVT from the LM service to platform 2 on Monday as well. It's always sitting there waiting to depart about 15_55 in the afternoon.A few photos I got of it yesterday:
Chiltern DVT 82302 by fishquinn1, on Flickr
Chiltern DVT 82302 by fishquinn1, on Flickr
Chiltern DVT 82302 by fishquinn1, on Flickr
Chiltern DVT 82302 by fishquinn1, on Flickr