FGW Electrostars at North Pole

Started by Snowwolflair, October 21, 2016, 03:17:32 PM

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Snowwolflair

I spotted one of the new FGW Electrostars at North Pole yesterday.  Looks very smart.  I believe there are two of them running 8 coach trains from Hays and Harlington to Paddington.




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Why do they have to bolt a carriage interconnection to the nose ?

It must affect aerodynamics and driver visibility??
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They will run in up to 12-car formations and the gangway allows free movement throughout the train. Ugly but a necessary evil.
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Quote from: captainelectra on October 22, 2016, 10:13:30 AM
They will run in up to 12-car formations and the gangway allows free movement throughout the train. Ugly but a necessary evil.
I have to agree with you on this. I found it a nuisance when the 321's appeared on the Euston - Birmingham service and didnt have end gangways. In my opinion all multiple units should have them unless the will never couple to another unit in service.

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Quote from: mr bachmann on October 22, 2016, 01:46:48 PM
more standing room  :D

On the older EMUs you could stand next to the cab in that gangway and watch the instruments, including the speedometer, working. Used to amuse me as a youngster.
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