Class 421 into a 309???

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Class 421 into a 309???

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Is it at all possible to turn Ian Morgans 421 into a class 309 with a few modifications including a pantograph as one or two forum members (including myself) have requested one and no-one seems interested in doing one.

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I think tehe 309 front is more rounded, like the 442 and it has a big hole below the front windows so it needs shape modifications first.
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Post by southcoasttrains »

Not just the 309, you could do the 310 and 312 if you mess with the front end.
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Post by Zackybong1 »

Wait... let me compose myself after seeing the subject of this thread... Okay now. Heres some pics.

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Cab detail, with flat glazing and small window, the twilight years.

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A look at the front
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1977, year of "The Spy Who Loved Me" and wrap round windows
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Post by russellburgessuk »

southcoasttrains wrote:Not just the 309, you could do the 310 and 312 if you mess with the front end.
Even then, it isnt easy, as you will find it wont look right, I might just come up your street though! :D

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