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Mid Hants Railway Operational Matters

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by NightRail, Jan 11, 2017.

  1. green five

    green five Resident of Nat Pres

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    MHR featured in the Series 5 trailer for Endeavour shown at 10.00pm this evening on ITV. Ropley features as Norborough station. Can't wait for the show to return


    Better quality (HD) trailer also available here:
    https://www.itv.com/presscentre/ep1week6/endeavour

    Edit: MHR Features in Episode 3, "Passenger"
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    Those "Norborough" signs caused a weekend of confusion. The set dressers turned up early and the signs went up covering Ropley signs. There were more than a few puzzled passengers wondering if they had mis-read the timetable! :)
     
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    Some stills I took from the trailer showing Endeavour Morse at the Ropley ticket office, a man running across a field next to the MHR (between Medstead and Ropley?) and two exterior shots of Ropley as "Norborough":[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

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    Love the Ford Zodiac.
     
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    Or is it a Zephyr?
     
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    Could be but I know that through my Father who worked at the Surrey police MT garage just outside Guildford for a number of years that the Mk4s were 3 litre V6 Zodiacs, the 2 litre V4s and 2.5litre straight six engines were Zephyrs.
     
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    Whatever they are they will always be Z Cars.
     
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    Definitely a Zodiac. Zephyrs had single headlamps.
     
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    So one headlight is a sign of the Zodiac? (I'll get me coat....)
     
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    Don't forget to put you CAP(ric)O(r)N
     
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    No! The sign of the Zodiac is clearly Gemini, The Twins! Twin headlamps, see? (My coat's here somewhere!)
     
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    what a load of Taurus dung
     
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    81 D, stop being so Bull headed, :)
     
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    Does this then signify the dawning of a new age............................
     
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    Promo shot for Episode 3 of the new Series of Endeavour posted on Twitter earlier featuring 76017. MHR has a starring role this coming Sunday at 8pm.
    IMG_20180216_192216.jpg

    The freight train also seems to be making
    an appearance:

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    [​IMG]
     
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    Is that headcode correct? Asking for a friend :cool:
     
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    Never mind that, I am surprised that no one has picked up on steam being used in "Oxfordshire" during 1968....

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    I know, but 76017 looks very nice in that picture!
     
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    Given that in the original Morse, he used to be able to drive without holdup through the centre of Oxford and then just park at will without difficulty more or less at will anywhere in the centre of town, I think a couple of years slippage on phasing out steam is the least of your worries when it comes to suspension of disbelief!

    Tom
     

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