Here stands two Thameslink 319s at Moorgate:
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Here is the cab of 319421:
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Here are 319421 & 319426 at Moorgate:
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Here is GNER 90024 at London Liverpool Street:
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Here is GNER 43111 "Scone Palace" at London Kings Cross:
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Here is a Eurostar at London Kings Cross:
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Here is an unidentified new liveried Midland Mainline power car letting off wind
: at London St Pancras
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Here's an unidentifeid old liveried Midland Mainline power car, ex-Virgin 43157 and an unidentified new liveried power car at London St Pancras:
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Here's the booking hall sign at London St Pancras (The booking hall is being converted into a restaurant
:
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Here's old liveried Midland Mainline power car 43049 "Neville Hill" at London St Pancras:
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Here is ex-Virgin 43093 on the left and some ex-Virgin Mk3s on the right at London St Pancras:
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Old liveried Midland Mainline 43049 "Neville Hill" gets the path at London St Pancras:
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Here is 43049 "Neville Hill" erupting out of London St Pancras:
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I had a feeling ex-Virgin 43093 would make quite a display as it accelerated out of London St Pancras because it had just been taken out of store, I was right
, beware for clag! (That man in the fleese got in the way a bit though 
):
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Here are 3 snapshots of 43093 from a video which showed the clag better
:
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(Note the back power car, 43157)
Here is a new liveried Midland Mainline power car at London St Pancras:
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Hope you liked them!
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