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Track Basher

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Where would you find this.

I have obscured the writing on the crest as this would be a bit if a give away.

Bonus point for the number of the rolling stock.
 

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Eng274

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it looks like a Welsh crest.. is it a mk2 from the WAG express? not got a scooby what number it might be!
 

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Educated guess, you've got hold of the emblem off the side of 55005, The Prince of Wales' Own Regiment of Yorkshire.
 

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45049 The Staffordshire Regiment (Prince of Wales' Own). If that's not it, I'm going to have to start going through steam loco names.
 

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Still no.

More clues I think.

BR Blue background (not steam)
Visits of this type of rolling stock to Wales are/were very rare, although the crest is Welsh.
 
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Isn't it that 47/7 that was painted light blue with white windows surrounds when they reintroduced that Pullman service of some sort???
 

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Isn't it that 47/7 that was painted light blue with white windows surrounds when they reintroduced that Pullman service of some sort???
No the crests above the nameplates on Fragonset locos were of a completely different, more flattened style, and the two 47s (47709/12) painted into Blue Pullman nanking blue livery were named after Greek gods.

I do believe that gg1 has come up with the goods here.
 

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You bugga...!!!!! ;)

O L Leigh

:p

I often used to see 258 in my years as a teen 'spotter between 88 and 91. I remember at the time thinking it was slightly bizarre that an AC loco was named after a Welsh narrow gauge line, Track Basher's last couple of clues jogged my memory.
 

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I was already thinking along the lines of it being something un-Welsh like a Crompton, ED or an AC loco, but you got to the answer faster than I did. Well done to you, sir.

O L Leigh
 
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