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Dai.

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It's a nice shot of the train, the light seems a bit dull though. Is it still actually used then?

I didn't think they would after EWS was taken over by DBS.
 

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It's a nice shot of the train, the light seems a bit dull though. Is it still actually used then?

I didn't think they would after EWS was taken over by DBS.

Lighting is spot on IMO, not a fan of the angle it was taken at though.
 

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Lighting is spot on IMO, not a fan of the angle it was taken at though.

When I was typing it, I did think about it, it might be my laptop screen messing round with the light, I do like the picture though.
 

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Thanks for update, only ask as I was in Bristol yesterday and traveled down to Coornwall in the afternoon... Didn't see it anywhere!! Never mind did manage to catch the two 66's on flask train at Temple Meads.
 

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It was going through Bristol in a southbound direction, but apart from that I do not know.

Exeter St Davids

Lighting is spot on IMO, not a fan of the angle it was taken at though.

I have another from a different angle if you would like to view that?

When I was typing it, I did think about it, it might be my laptop screen messing round with the light, I do like the picture though.

Thank You :D

Not really a class 82, but a Mk3 DVT, controlling the diesel class 67 at the rear of the train.

MK3 & MK4 DVT are under number classificantion 82

Thanks for update, only ask as I was in Bristol yesterday and traveled down to Coornwall in the afternoon... Didn't see it anywhere!! Never mind did manage to catch the two 66's on flask train at Temple Meads.

shame you couldn't see it, bet it was nice to see the flasks though :D
 

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Coaching stock classification, not locomotive/MU.

If that's a class 82, then a 156 is formed of a class 52 and a class 57 ;)

Nice pics :)

lol cheers

Lovely pictures. Would this train be classed as an officers special?

cheers

And so is a 150, 155 and 158! ;)

Nice shots there.

cheers

And that's everyday business for some time now at the Wrexham&Shropshire, so nothing special... ;)

lol
 
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