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Discussion in 'Steam Traction' started by Leander's Shovel, Oct 20, 2007.

  1. Foxhunter

    Foxhunter Member

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    Errrrr...... I think we've got too many Ians around here.

    Ian Howitt built Tornado's tender
    Ian Matthews painted Tornado's tender (three times now, at least)
    Ian Hewitt painted Scotsman
    Ian Matthews painted Scotsman's tender

    Confused? I am.... :confused1:

    Foxy
     
  2. Stu in Torbay

    Stu in Torbay Part of the furniture

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    Even worse if both Howitt and Hewitt were painters!
     
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    And Ian Riley rebuilt scotsman's boiler. What do you know, lots of Ians in the business
     
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    I see 60163 has been removed from Steam Dreams trips to Weymouth (17th Aug) and Norwich (21st Aug) and has been replaced by 70000. Anyone have any idea why these changes have been made?
     
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    Both of those trains are WCRC jobs.
     
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    All of this years trips with 60163 were planned to be WCRC jobs until dispute earlier this year meant a change of TOC if they wished to use it. How come the trips to Bristol, Worcester and York early in the month are still with 60163 but the others have changed? Maybe Steam Dreams have encountered some problems with changing TOC?
     
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    I guess she is taking over the Torbays
     
  9. Foxhunter

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    This photo by Geoff Griffiths just appeared on the A1SLT site:

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    I have to admit, that just about sums up the attraction of the "Torbay Express" series....

    Foxy
     
  11. jane

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    what a great picture she looks super;
    all the best
    jane QUOTE=Foxhunter;422267]This photo by Geoff Griffiths just appeared on the A1SLT site:

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    I have to admit, that just about sums up the attraction of the "Torbay Express" series....

    Foxy[/QUOTE]
     
  12. Stu in Torbay

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    Down to do the Torbay's through July. 6024 back on them in Aug
     
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    nice picture, brunswick green engine, chocolate and cream coaches, and no copper or brass to be seen , only one thing would have been better if it had been a unrebuilt bulleid at the business end
     
  14. Spamcan81

    Spamcan81 Nat Pres stalwart

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    Which of course had a regular turn along the sea wall in SR and BR days.
     
  15. Foxhunter

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    I wonder if Pannier Man has clocked the centre page spread in "Heritage Railway"? The mug in the cab looks familiar! :tongue:

    Foxy
     
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    Yea verily, no two shades of BR green are alike...
     
  18. Foxhunter

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    I hardly dare mention this (in view of the debate in the railway press at the moment) but I have been told (as they say, "on good authority") that the shade of BR green changed from '48 to '68 with a darker shade appearing with the late crest - can anyone confirm/deny this?

    Foxy (running for his den....)
     
  19. Foxhunter

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    That's the problem with Barton Hill and many other mainline depots, it's very hard to stand back to take a photo, other stock and buildings always seem to get in the way! B****y Voyagers are the usual culprits at Bristol BH.....

    Foxy
     
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    You say that as if it's a good thing!
     

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