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Joined: 18 Jan 2007 Posts: 5625 Location: Northamptonshire
Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 6:33 pm Post subject:
Excellent! That brought back some memories!!!!
I can remember seeing that 37 either just before, or just after filming.
It was at some bizarre stabling point in the middle of nowhere - but I can`t recall exactly where at the moment? Does anyone else have any ideas?
If memory serves me right it was filmed between carlisle and newcastle but cant remember the exact location? and the paint scheme on the 37 was supposed to be able to wash off through a loco wash plant but it wasn't so thay had to do a complete repaint
Joined: 14 Mar 2007 Posts: 5106 Location: Central Scotland
Posted: Wed Mar 12, 2008 5:26 pm Post subject:
I had heard that story myself. I also heard that the blue light made the loco out of gauge so they could only fit it at the last minute to do the filming. would have been nice to see it.
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I was watching an old Minder i had recorded in 1991 i think and on that there is an Intercity advert saying they run more 110 mph trains than any other railway and ending with a lineup of an 87,90 and 91 (computer generated) anyone remember that one it had the trains rushing thru the countryside covered with a tarpaulin with the countries flags on top.
I was watching an old Minder i had recorded in 1991 i think and on that there is an Intercity advert saying they run more 110 mph trains than any other railway and ending with a lineup of an 87,90 and 91 (computer generated) anyone remember that one it had the trains rushing thru the countryside covered with a tarpaulin with the countries flags on top.
I remember it well. inevitably the media sneered and made less than fair comarisons with european railways, rather than running it as a good news story.
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