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Yeah but they also have bellends who don't know how sunglasses work. Or perhaps he needs to do some work with the eye-chart on the end wall
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Yeah but they also have bellends who don't know how sunglasses work. Or perhaps he needs to do some work with the eye-chart on the end wall
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Dartford via Bexleyheath headcode 70 ..nice ...London is not London I think without EPB stock and "farting" train horns.....When I saw the thread title, I was expecting this:
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It might be Amtrak I'm thinking of, but don't some of those American double-deckers have a lovely panoramic glass roof on the restaurant car? Anyone who's seen Under Siege 2 might know what I'm talking about.
ETA: It actually features in the film poster, right behind Mr Seagal
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krtek a houby
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We've been on them in France & Japan and they're quite agreeable.
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He is Californian. Those shades are weighted and he's working on his brow muscles. Never skip brow day bro.Yeah but they also have bellends who don't know how sunglasses work. Or perhaps he needs to do some work with the eye-chart on the end wall
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Yanks at one time had great ideas for trains:
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Dogsauce
I’ve got Skol but I’m not a Scholar
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When I saw the thread title, I was expecting this:
Kind of sorry looking these days:
Rare EMU survivor - Bulleid 4DD double deck EMU car at Sellindge 24/06/11
The other remaining carriage in Northants is in slightly better nick. Both should be in the NRM really, a unique interesting class.
Puddy_Tat
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When I saw the thread title, I was expecting this:
a slight thread de-rail but these were produced about the same time as these here coaches
(a Crellin Duplex coach - not that many were built, and the above is believed to be the only one remaining. More here.)
and the concept was tried in the US in the late 20s -
more here
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
These things look horrible, like some kind of prison. However I just found some internal pics and a video and they are much nicer inside than I expected and quite an ingenious design for the times. Perhaps not much of an improvement in capacity over a regular train - a reduction today if anything taking into account lack of standing space!.
they have similar Paris Metro trains iirc
skyscraper101
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Just saw this on facebook. Love these old very British newsreels with the twee music 
One of the comments suggested there were just two of these, confined to the Charing Cross to Dartford commuter line where there were no bridges crossing over the railway.
Apparently, they were withdrawn from service in 1971 as they were unpopular due to the cramped seating arrangements as well as the longer dwell time at stations when passengers made their way on and off the train"
One of the comments suggested there were just two of these, confined to the Charing Cross to Dartford commuter line where there were no bridges crossing over the railway.
Apparently, they were withdrawn from service in 1971 as they were unpopular due to the cramped seating arrangements as well as the longer dwell time at stations when passengers made their way on and off the train"
Crispy
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There is a design for a double-decker train that will fit on UK tracks: AeroLiner3000
They even built a full-size mockup:
Being shopped round 2 years ago, but I don't think anyone bit.
They even built a full-size mockup:
Being shopped round 2 years ago, but I don't think anyone bit.
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Them describing it as having "classy comfort" doesn't exactly inspire!
OzT
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Had them in Sydney long as I can remember.
Notice the bottom deck's floor's below platform level, helps keep trains lower for th etunnels.
though the older trains I used weren't quite as pretty as that, same principle. Plus reverserable seat backs means you can face whatever way to like
Notice the bottom deck's floor's below platform level, helps keep trains lower for th etunnels.
though the older trains I used weren't quite as pretty as that, same principle. Plus reverserable seat backs means you can face whatever way to like
Dr. Furface
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Lucky you. I'm on a packed inter-city sat next to a big fat bloke and I'm nearly falling into the aisle. I think he just farted too. Thankfully I'll be out of this shitcan in about 10 mins
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
That Vienna Airport service is very neat 
