TheGlenhillsRailway
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Peterborough 16mm show 2021
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Anglian
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Thanks very much for putting that on. It's good to get a flavour of what was moving seed.
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SevenOfDiamonds
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I think that this is the one that appeared in one of Casey's CFR pictures a little while ago. The consensus then was that it is a Swift Sixteen bogie coach body, with a roof including a clerestory and (obviously) motorised in some way
Cheers
David
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Not sure what happened to the above. I was saying thanks for giving a flavour of what was missed by those who couldn't go.
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casey jones snr
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It is a very fine Railcar and gets me enthused every time I see it, from what I can tell it does not have sound which is a great pity. I have a part built coach with a Clerestry Roof that has been kicking around in a box for years, when into Irish 3ft back in the late 90’s it was slated to be a West Clare Saloon, but now well......
Fred2179G
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I was just going to ask why a Railcar(d) needed two powered bogies, but then I realized it was pulling quite a train of logs.
Rhinochugger
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Yeah, I recognised Casey's railcar 
The London Underground train was interesting, would like to know more.
Especially liked the Isle of Man (ex- Donegal) pair of railcars
and who was running the SR Class 91s? and what make were they?
The London Underground train was interesting, would like to know more.
Especially liked the Isle of Man (ex- Donegal) pair of railcars
and who was running the SR Class 91s? and what make were they?
Anglian
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Evening all. Safely ensconced outside High Wycombe after a 1a.m. start this morning. One ferry journey and then an eight hour run down from Scotland. The weather was variable with some heavy downpours, but the traffic was light enough. We're fed and watered and after the match it will be heads down. Beckonscot Model Village tomorrow morning and then on to our daughter's house. I was going to go to GRS, which we passed close to but I just wanted to get out of the car.
Take care.
Trevor
Take care.
Trevor
Rhinochugger
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I haven't been there for nearly 50 years, but it was a great afternoon out for us as children when, on the odd occasion, my father managed to borrow a car for a Saturday afternoon
It wasn't until I was about 8 or 9 that he was given a company car and, despite working for a major Ford main dealership with two garages, he was given a second hand Morris Oxford traveler (woody). His next company car was a Ford; the original Ford Escort
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