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Class 156 to Kilmarnock.Class 380 to Troon
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Class 156 to Kilmarnock.Class 380 to Troon
Class 156 to Carlisle.
Yes. I'm pretty sure the Glasgow South Western services occasionally extend beyond Kilmarnock to Carlisle.From Troon?
Yes. I'm pretty sure the Glasgow South Western services occasionally extend beyond Kilmarnock to Carlisle.
Ah, bollocks. Apologies. I have edited my original post.Troon isn't on the G&SW though and there are no services from Troon, Ayr, Girvan or Stranraer into England anymore.
Ah, bollocks. Apologies. I have edited my original post.
Class 156 to Kilmarnock.
In this case, you can use a different sub-class of 156.Sorry to be a pain again, but what else is there from Kilmarnock? The G&SW is entirely 156s.
In this case, you can use a different sub-class of 156.
ScotRail have both /4s and /5s.I wasn't aware 156s had subclasses?
ScotRail have both /4s and /5s.
That is true. In terms of this game, a 156/4 or /5 has been used to get us out of this situation.They are certainly numbered in the 1564xx and 1565xx series, but I don't believe they are subclasses.
Certainly the 4th digit in a unit number does not necessarily correspond to a subclass.
That is true. In terms of this game, a 156/4 or /5 has been used to get us out of this situation.
I think I'd agree this is probably the best idea.That is true. In terms of this game, a 156/4 or /5 has been used to get us out of this situation.
Class 158 to PrudhoeClass 1564xx to Haltwhistle