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Re: ENGLISH APT ,COLOURS,Red or Orange stripe?
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Date: 
Thu, 29 Jan 2004 12:17:52 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Teunis Davey wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am collecting parts to build a English Advanced Passinger Train.
> It will have a 7 wide base, 6 wide top and 6 wide front.
> And alot of various hinge bricks and plates.
> It will be based on James Mathis APT design.
> 
> But I was abit unsure of the correct colours .
> Does it have a Red or Orange stripe ?
> On the train maked 370004 on the front , it seems to have a Orange stripe.
> But in other pictures I have seen of it , it's Red.
> Is it just the sun shining down bright that makes it look Orange ?
> Or the Camera's flash ?
> 
> A Picture of the real APT:-
> http://www.o-keating.com/hsr/apt.htm
> 
> 
> LTC Containers ?
> Do they have stickers on both sides ?
> I would love some LTCC from Europe  ! FGLTC, etc
> 
> I am thinking of building a train to hold my digital camera.
> So I can Film the train layout at Brickfest PDX.
> My camera is about 15 studs wide , do you think it will fit ?
> 
> Many Thanks, Teunis, M>ltc

The stripe is red.  It's just faded photographs that make it look orange.  The
hardest match is the colour around the windows, as it's a very dark grey cyanic
colour.  I suppose if you live in England it counts as "sea blue".  I think dark
grey, blue, black or sand blue are all equally valid substitutes, but obviously
blue is best for getting hold of Lego train windows.

I did design an NBLTC container, but I was told they wouldn't allow it be seen
in public until I got rid of the medium-yellow-orange and sand-green stripes.
Thpoilthports...

Jason Railton



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Hello all, I am collecting parts to build a English Advanced Passinger Train. It will have a 7 wide base, 6 wide top and 6 wide front. And alot of various hinge bricks and plates. It will be based on James Mathis APT design. But I was abit unsure (...) (23 years ago, 29-Jan-04, to lugnet.trains)

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