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When I was at Haymarket last Friday awaiting the 1721 EC service to York I saw the following:

An EWS Engine pulling browny passenger carriages with DB markings on the side - someone care to enlighten me ?
 
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If the carriages looked like it was just the dirt holding them together, then that's definitely what it was.
 
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1708 off Waverley so the timings figure. Thanks for the warning about it looking like dirt holds the whole lot together - it may be a good thing that it'll be dark when I plan to take it this week!
 
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GatwickDepress said:
Royal locomotive or not, I daresay the Queen would prefer a Pacer - at least they're held together with prayer, not dirt like those carriages! ;)
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Very good!!! :D

DarloRich said:
My train was ex virgin Mkii - thyey were in decent nick, fairly clean etc. Old but decent.
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Not sure what the ones I were in were, but they had green seats (front two coaches) with orange ones further back - all brown exterior and 67004 on the front
 
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