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Flying Scotsman
man_at_milletts
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17.30 and no mention so far :-) Good to see the old girl going again.
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A wet dream & a nightmare all at the same time.4 -
Of course it's been mentioned - once a trainspotter .....man_at_milletts said:17.30 and no mention so far :-) Good to see the old girl going again.
http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/71847/proper-charlton-would-ya#latest
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You can never have enough train threads!!
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Apologies, Brendan's right tho'.0
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Full of Eastern European slappers!
Oh..... that flying Scotsman.7 -
You've been there too! I've never used as many pound coins in one night. ;-)The Organiser said:Full of Eastern European slappers!
Oh..... that flying Scotsman.5 -
What got me was the fact it could hit 100mph in 1923.
Alongside an inter city train at Kings X that does a similar speed.0 -
I "hear" it's been shut for a few years nowBedsaddick said:
You've been there too! I've never used as many pound coins in one night. ;-)The Organiser said:Full of Eastern European slappers!
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Not really.guinnessaddick said:
A wet dream & a nightmare all at the same time.
Branson is flying him to Atlanta to look at their rail network. Great PR for Virgin.
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Apologies for being picky, but the class 91 in question has a service speed of 125mph, although it was designed for 140mph; It is restricted due to infrastructure constraints. During testing, a speed in excess of 160mph was achieved.Robbo on the wing said:What got me was the fact it could hit 100mph in 1923.
Alongside an inter city train at Kings X that does a similar speed.
Although the old girl was quick in her day, it's a bit like putting Jacko against Dennis In the last minute
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