Class 210 Testing - by desiro5 and richard222

[desiro5]

*Please Note. This act may not be technically correct, but its just built so that you can have some fun*

This afternoon, a Class 210 still in BR livery is undergoing testing on the Sudbury Branch.

Starting at Marks Tey, you need to take the Class 210 to Sudbury topping at every station.

You will form 2T22 1531 Marks Tey to Sudbury,.

Please take care with this unit.

You never know, if you look outside the train you might see some action on the mainline..... maybe even a new fangled class 86.....























Ali and Richard

[ashgray]

I just knew Ali wouldn't be able to resist an act for the 210

Looks nice, and I look forward to running it. I also see the Ashburton bell makes a guest appearance...

Ash

[desiro5]

Thanks Ash.

As well as me, Richard did alot on this act too.

Yup, the bell makes a appearance.

[video125]

Looks good. I might do a act for LSE with this unit.

[alanch]

Looking good - I hope Reg knows his bell has gone missing from Buckfastleigh Abbey.

[desiro5]

Thanks Guys.

Alan, you know what the crafty devils at the East Anglian Railway Museum are like.

[alanch]

I see - they are running short of bearing metal, so they think they can melt the bell down!

[desiro5]

I see - they are running short of bearing metal, so they think they can melt the bell down!

LOL!

[ajax103]

Looks good,

[model321]

Great shots!

Matt C

[jtiffin]

Great screenshots and it is now an activity for Great Eastern.

[desiro5]

Cheers Guys.

As jtiffin says, its now approved.

[michaelhendle]

You could even use it on Dorset Coast as well. I can remember seeing it dumped in the carriage sidings at Clapham Junc it was there for ages.

If I remember right the centre car was used in a 508 emu before the emu's were sent North to Liverpool.

Michael Hendle

[prairie4566]

Thanks Guys.

Alan, you know what the crafty devils at the East Anglian Railway Museum are like.

That'll be your excuse for including the little Bagnall as well then

[desiro5]

Thanks Guys.

Alan, you know what the crafty devils at the East Anglian Railway Museum are like.

That'll be your excuse for including the little Bagnall as well then

Yea, the museum has a bagnall.