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David Tabner wrote:
> This is my most recent tube train. I haven't had much time to build recently so
> I've been putting more stuff online.
>
> The Standard tube stock dates back to the 1920s. It was a series of tube stocks
> which were designed to be cross-compatable. The first was the 1923 prototype
> stock. That and the subsequent stocks produced through to 1930 were intended for
> operation on the Edgeware, Highgate and Morden (now called Northern), Bakerloo
> and Piccadilly lines. The 1931 and '34 stocks were built additionally for the
> Piccadilly line extension.
>
> <<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/DavTab/lutrains/standard/b.jpg>>
[...]
> This model was first displayed at the Brickish Association 2007 AGM and has
> since been displayed at Petersfield Lego Show and Merrist Wood and Twyford Lego
> displays.
>
> PLMKWYT
>
> Thanks,
> David
Well done. I really like the way you did the doors.
Chris
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