Harlesden
Member
I was rather suprised to find this
From 18-23 April 1977, Cowbit Up goods loop was the location of an episode of BBC Television's Life at Risk series. British Railways Standard Corridor Nos. W26121 and E24620, together with Brake Standard Corridor No. E35256, were repainted on one side in the colours of a Netherlands Railways commuter train to carry out a re-enactment of the 1975 Dutch train hostage crisis. Two Class 31 diesel-electrics from March depot provided the motive power.
Is this the only example of such repainting?
(Cowbit was a station next to Spalding closed in 1961 on a line closed in 1982)
Although nothing to do with my question I found this rather amusing
The former waiting shelter on the platform opposite the main station building has been converted into a dog grooming parlour trading under the name of "Paws at the Station".
From 18-23 April 1977, Cowbit Up goods loop was the location of an episode of BBC Television's Life at Risk series. British Railways Standard Corridor Nos. W26121 and E24620, together with Brake Standard Corridor No. E35256, were repainted on one side in the colours of a Netherlands Railways commuter train to carry out a re-enactment of the 1975 Dutch train hostage crisis. Two Class 31 diesel-electrics from March depot provided the motive power.
Is this the only example of such repainting?
(Cowbit was a station next to Spalding closed in 1961 on a line closed in 1982)
Although nothing to do with my question I found this rather amusing
The former waiting shelter on the platform opposite the main station building has been converted into a dog grooming parlour trading under the name of "Paws at the Station".