Gatwick Express loco hauled services typically comprised a mix of Class 73/2, 488/2, 488/3 and 489. Obviously the 73/2 and 489 were positioned at either end, however I am unclear as to the combination of the 488/2 and 488/3 used in the sets?
I would therefore be grateful for any information on the consist composition?
Alec
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Re: Gatwick Express consists
Hi Alec
It seems that it was this, each train was formed of two 488/3 three-car sets and one 488/2 two-coach set.
http://www.therailwaycentre.com/Recogni ... U_488.html
Glyn
It seems that it was this, each train was formed of two 488/3 three-car sets and one 488/2 two-coach set.
http://www.therailwaycentre.com/Recogni ... U_488.html
Glyn
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Re: Gatwick Express consists
Glyn
Thanks for the answer - should have more carefully looked at the highlighted site - and can now set up a suitable consist.
Alec
Thanks for the answer - should have more carefully looked at the highlighted site - and can now set up a suitable consist.
Alec
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