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Re: UK Lego Train fans - Lets Get Serious
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Tue, 5 Dec 2000 22:52:45 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.uk, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> Grey is a handsome color, but I haven't seen a UK train livery that uses
> lots of grey. Of course my experience is limited.
There are many grey locomotive liveries but no coaches that I can think of.
I think the current train packs are ideal for old blue/grey Intercity
liveried coaches.
> Doesn't GWER(??) have a dark blue with yellow trim "shovelnose" articulated?
> I think I have a pic somewhere that i got at Clapham Junction. LEGO blue is too light for a precise model but it might be neat.
GNER - you were close enough. LEGO Blue is way too light but it'll have to
do, I do have a dark blue LEGO brick from a Color Line Truck which is the
correct colour - a freak brick. GNER livery is completely blue with a
orange stripe under the windows, the locomotives and Driving Van Trailers
have yellow fronts for safety reasons.
Carbon 60
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| (...) ML is MetroLiner which uses grey doors and windows (although the doors are red/white/blue striped, with stickers), as Huw refers to above. Grey is a handsome color, but I haven't seen a UK train livery that uses lots of grey. Of course my (...) (24 years ago, 5-Dec-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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