DBS92042
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There's currently a GWR sleeper numbered as 10612 outside at Wolverton Works.
As far as I can tell, this particular coach is the sleeper used at the Cornwall Expo in 2015 as a demonstrator for the GWR livery and Night Riviera refurbishment. Even though it's numbered as 10612, I don't believe it ever was 10612 (as the actual 10612 has been in service with FGW/GWR the whole time in the Night Riviera), so does anyone know this demonstrator sleeper's real identity please?
This link (https://www.cornwallrailwaysociety....wall-expo-2015-a-special-report-by-mick-house) shows the coach in question back in 2015. It's looking a lot worse for wear now but still numbered as 10612. Also note the bogies on the 'fake' 10612 are not the usual type wheres the real GWR 10612 is on standard bogies.
10588 also on site at Wolverton Works is still blue & grey so it isn't this one.
Many thanks in advance
As far as I can tell, this particular coach is the sleeper used at the Cornwall Expo in 2015 as a demonstrator for the GWR livery and Night Riviera refurbishment. Even though it's numbered as 10612, I don't believe it ever was 10612 (as the actual 10612 has been in service with FGW/GWR the whole time in the Night Riviera), so does anyone know this demonstrator sleeper's real identity please?
This link (https://www.cornwallrailwaysociety....wall-expo-2015-a-special-report-by-mick-house) shows the coach in question back in 2015. It's looking a lot worse for wear now but still numbered as 10612. Also note the bogies on the 'fake' 10612 are not the usual type wheres the real GWR 10612 is on standard bogies.
10588 also on site at Wolverton Works is still blue & grey so it isn't this one.
Many thanks in advance
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