"Andy Sollis- Churnet Valley model Railway Dept."
<andy@cvmrd44422.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
> Reading through my parents newspaper over Xmas, came across b&w article
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> Although B&W, They looked good, but are they authentic (Not the 1930's
> bit)
I presume they're based on the Northern Belle Mk2 coaches... the
Airfix/Hornby model is close enough, but the prototypes have oval windows in
place of the normal rectangular ones - this could go some way to explaining
why a Northern Belle Mk3a sleeper (ex-Lima?) is planned for next year.

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Andy Sollis- Churnet Valley model Railway Dept. - 29 Dec 2005 18:24 GMT
"Rich Mackin" <rich.mackin@ntlworld.SPAMTRAP.com> wrote
I presume they're based on the Northern Belle Mk2 coaches... the
Airfix/Hornby model is close enough, but the prototypes have oval windows in
place of the normal rectangular ones - this could go some way to explaining
why a Northern Belle Mk3a sleeper (ex-Lima?) is planned for next year.
Rich,
Thanks for this. I can't confess to knowing to be honest. Still, I think
they are a dam good tooling still today, and as I said, looked good in the
Pullman colours
Andy