A couple of diesels
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They may just be record shops but they are well exposed and composed and nice and sharp
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I dont normally comment on trains due to lack of knowledge about them, but they look good for me but how about a bit of a levelling up, they will roll down that hill
Still good shots though
Still good shots though
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They look like trains to mee?
Oops dislexia strokes again
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Eastleigh 100 Open Day, May 2009!
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Really like the photo of the Western.
Just a shame about the position of the point levers (which probably couldn't have been avoided in setting out the position of the locos on show?) - not a lot you can do about it other than a bit of manipulation in PS.
Also like the West Coast 37 on a previous post.
Gary
Just a shame about the position of the point levers (which probably couldn't have been avoided in setting out the position of the locos on show?) - not a lot you can do about it other than a bit of manipulation in PS.
Also like the West Coast 37 on a previous post.
Gary
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Point levers are part and parcel of the railway scene, it's not like it's a burger van
Point accepted!
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Nice shots. If Deltics are your "thing" check out the Deltic Preservation Society http://www.thedps.co.uk/, its a fair way from Hampshire but if ever you're in the area worth a look.
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Large machines and diesel, hmmm lovely.