I suppose you could always pass trains via a siding, so long as you don't mind some propelling moves. OK, it would require someone to write a...
As an organisation I can understand it, but they only needed to persuade one member with deep pockets that it presented a good business...
It was for sale not many years ago... and they didn't buy it. In fact, from what I could see from afar, they didn't so much as try to buy it (but...
They can declare what they like, but unless they're going to design future signalling & control systems in-house, sooner or later this will be all...
Well, that's perhaps the most ridiculous public-facing timetable I've ever seen. Supposing that I wanted to visit on a day with maximum train...
Nice to see that at least some of the neighbours are supportive!
Someone please buy it and keep it at Ruddington. After all the years in the workshop, they ought to get some use out of it.
Did you take your local council to court, and lose, before you started having conversations and finding them reasonable to deal with? Jus' Sayin'.
That's interesting about '23 & '24 Phil, let me enquire further of the 'experts'. Is the B stamped or did you just assume that bit? I'm not sure...
"B279713" = B571604 (Pressed Steel, 1956, lot 2921) I wish I could tell you what B279724 really is... but alas no (see previous posts on here......
Testing on the Cambrian next month apparently... (From an industry source... not in A1SLT or WCRC so how correct this date will turn out to be, I...
What I'm wondering, is whether the heat from the fire causes any issues with the wagon steelwork.
I always thought that was more to do with the air on the Underground. Modern tube trains are a bit more 'sealed' than the old ones, I assume they...
Out of pure idle curiosity, would it fit on the VoR?
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