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New red ones - Latest DB repaints

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Nooo!

It should be outshopped in the same colour scheme, just freshened up. Hanging onto that livery for nearly 20 years is pretty impressive. It'd look alright with DB schenker branding on it as well...
 
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Nooo!

It should be outshopped in the same colour scheme, just freshened up. Hanging onto that livery for nearly 20 years is pretty impressive. It'd look alright with DB schenker branding on it as well...

They should paint 90035 first. It has a mix of pink and white lettering on its EWS livery, instead of red lettering
 

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I'm guessing all the operational ones will be done over the next couple of years, except the three Scotrail ones. Not many to do really, 020,026,028,035 and 039 I think.
 

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Add in 90034 which is getting prepared for a return to service.


I think alsso the 3 First Scotrail ones will be done before the end of the Scotrail franchise

Cheers
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I'd rather the 90's and 92's were used abroad than not at all. At least then when more wires are up in this country if there is a demand for more electric power they would be able to go more or less straight back into service rather than letting them fall further into disrepair.
 

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If we can get some/enough back in time, otherwise we'll need to bite the bullet on Traxx o.e. ;) And as long as we have an example or two of each type to preserve forever more!
 
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60062 is now out on test along with 92001 and 92029.

60024 is currently being repainted so it should be 90036 in the paint shop next.
 

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92001 to run as 0A06 1335 Crewe IEMD-Wembley tomorrow. Still in EWS colours but reported to be bound for export.
 
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92001 to run as 0A06 1335 Crewe IEMD-Wembley tomorrow. Still in EWS colours but reported to be bound for export.

92001 is now at Dollands Moor ready to be exported.
90036 is now in traffic and 66185 is also in the DB livery.
60024 is also in the DB livery, it should and along with 60001 go out on test sometime soon.
 

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I saw 90036 go northbound light engine through Peterborough last week.
Not exactly common there nowadays, anyone know what it was up to?
 

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90036 is indeed at Toton for paint, currently berthed north end of the shed waiting its slot.

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Damn, She hauled me on my last sleeper journey. However I imagine 90's will look good in red..
 

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I saw 90036 go northbound light engine through Peterborough last week.
Not exactly common there nowadays, anyone know what it was up to?

I presume that was last Saturday? It was running light engine to York to haul a charter back to London Kings Cross.

Thanks, Sam
 

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60001 has finally returned to the mainline, completing a test run to Peak Forest and back. It does of course carry DBS Red.

There is also a Class 92 (reports suggesting 92012) in Bulgaria being repainted in DBS Red (probably without yellow ends though)
 

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67007 is the worst 67 I've seen condition wise - white numbers on the cab front and generally tatty. Looks quite good in a way though.
 

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60100 is now in the paintshop at Toton, it was moved into there earlier this week by 60001.


Thanks, Sam
 

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67007 is the worst 67 I've seen condition wise - white numbers on the cab front and generally tatty. Looks quite good in a way though.

The worst I've seen has to be this heap - 027. And how it ended up on the VSOE god knows (this is DB!).

http://shed83a.smugmug.com/CharterO...05707_KkFqB2#!i=1818565354&k=swjSwB4&lb=1&s=A

http://shed83a.smugmug.com/CharterO...05707_KkFqB2#!i=1818565370&k=cpxnTjZ&lb=1&s=A

Any reason there's only one 67 in DB livery?

Only reason I can think of is of course Keith Hellor. Wouldn't have looked so good having your name on an everyday freight loco vs a '125' MPH High Speed Loco.
 
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Don't think there is. Some of the 67s in EWS livery are in need of a repaint though.
67018 is currently stored (undergoing repairs) at Crewe IEMD.

67018 is now back in traffic following its repairs, anyone know why 67018 is so frequent on the chiltern diagrams and why 67010, 012-015 are still in the debranded wrexham and shropshire livery?

Also shunter 08907 is now in the DBS livery at Bescot!!!
 

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67018 is now back in traffic following its repairs, anyone know why 67018 is so frequent on the chiltern diagrams and why 67010, 012-015 are still in the debranded wrexham and shropshire livery?

Also shunter 08907 is now in the DBS livery at Bescot!!!

67017 & 67018 (along with the 5 Chiltern liveried ones) are fitted with the remote door opening & fire protection systems required for push-pull ops, hence why they are regulars on Chiltern.
 
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