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:D :D :D
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Superb :D :D :D :D

Should be sub titled "Deltic lovers look away now" :lol:
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brilliant

i like how you have positioned the third one

Cheers

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how the hell did u do that?
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Post by NeutronIC »

Need a similar one for Deltics, and another for A4's / A3's :)

Very nice Chris, as usual :)

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and if its bang up to date you want,

225s :)

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I chose the HST because next month sees the 30th anniversary of the introduction of 125 m.p.h. running, and that's go to be some record. :D
The prototype 125 began running between Paddington and Bristol in 1975. And in October 1976, the first scheduled 125mph services started. And, unlike the high-speed trains in France or Japan, passengers on the 125 did not have to pay a premium for the express service.

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NeutronIC wrote:Need a similar one for Deltics, and another for A4's / A3's :)

Very nice Chris, as usual :)

Matt.



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All superb Chris :D Just like the real thing.
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Love that last one, very nice indeed.

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Brillant

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Oh Chris Deltic and A4 Heaven

Brillant

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All 4 are the best quality. :D
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Great shots Chris :)
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Click the image to zoom in


I'm sure I have photo or postcard of that image somewhere.

Excellent as always Chris! Keep it up.
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Post by buffy500 »

I still can't believe how good those HSTs still look even all these years later.
(even if I do say so myself)
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