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- jpantera
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Maybe so but I guess the age of the railway was better than the present so saying it never existed is debatableElojikal wrote:By omitting the crucial word "golden" you are altering the context!jpantera wrote:Elojikal wrote: It just seems very old fashioned and a bit passe and tries to hanker back to a bygone golden age that never actually existed.
Thats a contradiction if I ever heard one 'an age that never existed'
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- jpantera
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Hey chill out fella! just trying to stress the point that there was a better time in the history of railways than at present, if some people refer to it as the "golden age" then so be it.Elojikal wrote:What are you on about.
Would you rather I phrased it "tries to hanker back to a halcyon era that never actually existed"just so you can stop mincing my words.
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- skipperdipper
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They are due any time between 2010-2015, probably Class 376's.jpantera wrote:When are these new trains coming? They have just spent 51 million on the old ones so I cant see it being anytime soon.skipperdipper wrote:Merseyrail, a name thats been around since the 30's or there about. The only exception is when Arriva renamed it Arriva Trains Merseyside and when MTL called it Merseyrail 'Electrics'. Livery's a bit dull, although we're promised our new trains will have silver, yellow and blue!
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- Anonymizeruk
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I agree - I do like GNER. The name is descriptive, and the livery is simple.mattvince wrote: Good ones:
GNER - Again, retro, even more than Southern, but modern at the same time. Using Century Gothic makes it look classy.
One small point though - the typefaces used are actually FuturaBook, and FuturaXtraBlack (for the emboldened letters)
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