Visited Didcot to take some photographs of King Edward II in the early BR Blue Express livery.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/16582147@N ... 507571951/
Perhaps it will run to Bristol once it is let out onto the mainlines.
6023 King Edward II
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Very Nice!mow wrote:Visited Didcot to take some photographs of King Edward II in the early BR Blue Express livery.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/16582147@N ... 507571951/
Perhaps it will run to Bristol once it is let out onto the mainlines.
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Great pictures.
I think it looks rather nice in the experimental blue livery (I'm sure the purists would disagree with that statement
). I must confess I do have a fascination with the early British Railways period and how the railways were in a state of flux for quite a while until things really got organized.
Mark.
I think it looks rather nice in the experimental blue livery (I'm sure the purists would disagree with that statement
Mark.
I hadn't noticed that the engine has no glazing in the cab, other than some glass on the drivers's side.
This link takes you to a video of the engine on the turntable at Didcot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlSFLRnklYQ
This link takes you to a video of the engine on the turntable at Didcot.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlSFLRnklYQ