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I shall have to investigate the Mk3s used on the Edinburgh/Glasgow route.
Any chance of the Mk2 DVT (It would need a cab though)? maybe for a small fee-perhaps initially just cosmetic?
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Having yet to have a chance to look at the ScotRail reskin, I'm unsure what the logo on the coach is, but I was under the impression the livery lasted a few logos...davidhossack wrote:The new reskins look great although I am not sure the ScotRail logo suits the coach. Not sure if they wore that logo. They definitely wore:
ScotRail Class 47 [3252201 bytes] - Class47ScotRailLivery.zip
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I shall have to investigate the Mk3s used on the Edinburgh/Glasgow route.
Any chance of the Mk2 DVT (It would need a cab though)? maybe for a small fee-perhaps initially just cosmetic?
Quite possible.UpsideDownBox wrote: Having yet to have a chance to look at the ScotRail reskin, I'm unsure what the logo on the coach is, but I was under the impression the livery lasted a few logos...
It'd be nice to have a Scottish route to use the stock on though...

I believe, that's actually what would usually be a Regional Railways livery (thus the blue bit in the top right).g0fthick wrote:In regards to the Scotrail logo, we had very little to work from as photos are quite tough to come by and none of us live up that end of the country. The logo the Mk2 coaches wear was taken from this photograph;
I'm prepared to be proved wrong, because I don't know the operating company or the era they operated in very well.

Oh well fair enough mate, just trying to helpg0fthick wrote:I don't usually reference from other people's work, as any mistakes are then copied over to my work.
The skin will take five minutes to fix, and will be fixed when I find five minutes.