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Tornado is magic

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sprinterguy

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That's the second anomoly to appear in the Railway Herald that has been reported on here! I'm disappointed to see "Tornado" leaving the apple green colour scheme behind for the darker brunswick shade, shame that nobody has taught the Railway Herald the difference between LNER and BR liveries and the different shades of green, oops...Still an impressive looking loco though nonetheless.
 

YorkshireBear

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That's the second anomoly to appear in the Railway Herald that has been reported on here! I'm disappointed to see "Tornado" leaving the apple green colour scheme behind for the darker brunswick shade, shame that nobody has taught the Railway Herald the difference between LNER and BR liveries and the different shades of green, oops...Still an impressive looking loco though nonetheless.

certainly is :) just amused me, theres also a picture calling the KWVR class 20 an unidentifiable shunter.
 

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There's another one actually. Apparently, according to the first picture, Tornado is late departing from her destination.

No. 60163 in its new LNER Apple Green livery passes Kirkham with support coach 21268 working the 5Z66 Scarborough-York NRM running 55mins late due to late departure from the NRM on the 18th May 2011.
 

dubscottie

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There's another one actually. Apparently, according to the first picture, Tornado is late departing from her destination.

It was an out and back run so...

In all fairness to the Railway Herald, the captions come from the photographers not them so the cannot be blamed for any wrong info..

Talking of which if you want very bad proof-reading, just pick up any book by Colin J Marsden.. There is always some howlers in them..
 
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