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

  1. richards

    richards Part of the furniture

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    Found these on Flickr:
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/54018467@N00/3233493461/
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/24041160@N02/3233423307/

    Richard
     
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    Well doesn't she just look the dog's dangly bits? =D>
     
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    I wasn't sure I'd like to she her in experimental green, but the more I look, the more I'm convinced I like it after all!
     
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    Reminds me of photographs showing Blue Peter in the 1980's when it was painted in LNER green, especially without the smokebox numberplate.

    Regards,

    Dan
     
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    She doesn't look half bad in Green! I too thought I couldn't get used to it - I liked the Grey colour! It did set her apart from other locos! But a good job! Seems like she is doing very well indeed...
     
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    Next thing Victor is to see it tearing through a station at 75ish mph in the dark, that certainly makes your senses reel...
     
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    Great Photos :p
    I have yet to go get the footage off John today but he did Church Fenton Station and Halton near Leeds so shall update you when i have it.
     
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    Guest Part of the furniture Account Suspended

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    Its apple green - what other colour is there ???

    {checks Buckley Wells Radar} :-$
     
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    Tornado heads for Leeds through Rothwell Country Park on this afternoon's test run.
     
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    Wow. Now THAT's an impressive bit of kit.
     
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    I wonder how much of a donation it would take for them to put LNER on the tender. Just a thought.

    Apart from that strange thought that is a stunning picture. Can't wait to see it with a few teaks behind it.
     
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    And a couple of her heading out of Leeds under the M1 approaching Garforth
     
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    http://fictitiousliveries.fotopic.net/p54973765.html

    A few others in there, including LMS red (looks quite good, actually)
     
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    Wot??? No wailing, gnashing of teeth and self flagellation???
     
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    It's probably an illussion, but your photos do seem to be on the wrong side of the fence. Apologies in advance if this is not the case.
     
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    Yes I know that's what it looks like, but the two together are taken from a pedestrian crossing / AWR, and the top one is from the fenceline, well what's left of the fence as the local scratters have had most of the fence away.

    ....and I've used a long telephoto lens. But thanks for your concern :)
     
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    It is an illusion, they were taken from the same place as THIS, it's a foot crossing near Garforth.
    I cloned out the grey box on mine though. ;-)
     
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    Hey Swiss - Go easy on me fella. I've only just popped my NP cherry!

    It took me all evening to work out how to upload these photos.

    Cloning stuff out is next weeks lesson.
     
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    1737 is the one for me - you will have gathered that I am not so politically correct if you have thought about your position

    You haven't cloned - you haven't lived!!!

    What did we do before Paintshop Pro and 1600 ASA??
     

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