Could someone aim me at Photos / Sketches / Plans of LMS (MR) & SR units please?
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17 years ago
Could someone aim me at Photos / Sketches / Plans of LMS (MR) & SR units please?
Peter
You could start with a look in here - which is an index of drawings and articles in the model railway press.
I've also got details of the Midland Railway units which were introduced at the turn of the previous century. The Midland used its standard 43' and 45' diagrams and converted the ends with two large windows.
I believe that BR were still converting stock to push-pull in the
1940/50 period. I think I remember a thread on this newsgroup some months ago on the subject.I can scan what I've got and get them to you.
Jim.
Thanks Jim
One of the summer 1985 issues (June or July) of Railway Modeller has an Arthur Whitehead drawing of a Stanier 57' push-pull trailer, plus a pic of the real thing and an article on how to build the old BSL kit. I think the Whithead drawing is reproduced from an earlier, much longer, series of articles on LMS coaching stock which appeared in RM in the late '60s. I've a feeling that another RM article from '85 might have an article (but no plans) by either D. Fereday Glenn or Robin Brasher dealing with the BSL kit of the Southern Region push- pull sets (converted from Maunsell stock with a driving end not unlike those used on Eastleigh-built EMU sets!), which dated from the '50s and replaced much older pre-grouping push-pull stock.
David Belcher
Peter,
Here you go.....
Jim.
In article , Peter Abraham writes
There is a book just out on SR push pull units:
An Illustrated History of SOUTHERN PUSH-PULL STOCK
by Mike King
published by OPC. ISBN 0 86093 596 5
"Peter Abraham" wrote
I know you asked for MR & SR trains Peter, but here are a couple of BR(NER) shots:-
Thanks for your help ! XXXX
Peter... (And anybody else interested)
Have you got broadband access to the 'Net? If so, feast your eyes on this event which I both organised and photographed way back in 1966.
There are some options there, one of which is 'Full size', to expand the pictures. The other is 'Slideshow' which will take you through all of them in order, at a rate of about 10 - 15 seconds per image.
Enjoy!
Thanks Eddie, I enjoyed that ( nearly missed it during my news-servers hiccups!
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