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brighton pullman
Hi has anyone thought about creating a brighton pullman for the l2b route. we have class 73 in pullman livery ,lots of coaches ,but no emu in pullman livery .
that should make a nice project for someone .
bigian
that should make a nice project for someone .
bigian
still have a lot to learm but i am trying ,can be very trying at times .
the gp38 is a very nice loco on a us route
the gp38 is a very nice loco on a us route
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Not having this route(a bit rich for my taste)..I'm amazed it doesn't include a 5BEL ...unbelieverblebigian wrote:Hi has anyone thought about creating a brighton pullman for the l2b route. we have class 73 in pullman livery ,lots of coaches ,but no emu in pullman livery .
that should make a nice project for someone .
bigian
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Why so ?jbilton wrote:Not having this route(a bit rich for my taste)..I'm amazed it doesn't include a 5BEL ...unbelieverble
Its set in current times with current operators, no real reason to include it in such a spec'd route.
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What about the 1970's add packbuffy500 wrote:Why so ?jbilton wrote:Not having this route(a bit rich for my taste)..I'm amazed it doesn't include a 5BEL ...unbelieverble
Its set in current times with current operators, no real reason to include it in such a spec'd route.
I'll sit down now...........
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Think it would need to be more 1960's fpr the Brighton Bellethedarkness wrote:What about the 1970's add packbuffy500 wrote:Why so ?jbilton wrote:Not having this route(a bit rich for my taste)..I'm amazed it doesn't include a 5BEL ...unbelieverble
Its set in current times with current operators, no real reason to include it in such a spec'd route.![]()
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There is NO 1970's addpack.thedarkness wrote:What about the 1970's add packbuffy500 wrote:Why so ?jbilton wrote:Not having this route(a bit rich for my taste)..I'm amazed it doesn't include a 5BEL ...unbelieverble
Its set in current times with current operators, no real reason to include it in such a spec'd route.![]()
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I'll sit down now...........
What there is a simple rebranding to make it look more like a 1970's version.
Different time periods make route construction very tricky, and involve so much work it becomes a major project which would need a proper retail release to make it worth doing.
(something that SVR also discovered)
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Hey.... Oh no - 6PUL is not 5BEL. I have sent you drawings for the formation with a pullman car in it - not the all-pullman formation. never mind, that's half a start. I'll keep looking.
The 6PUL and later 6 PAN sets (with a pantry car) were used on the line to Bournemouth - a much more salubrious place than brighton IMHO.
Although my reliable sources inform me that the 6 PUL sets were actually built for the Brighton electrification in 1933 - so I'm not far off!
Mike
The 6PUL and later 6 PAN sets (with a pantry car) were used on the line to Bournemouth - a much more salubrious place than brighton IMHO.
Although my reliable sources inform me that the 6 PUL sets were actually built for the Brighton electrification in 1933 - so I'm not far off!
Mike

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