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Johnny
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Well This is the original First Great Eastern Livery (all carriages are now minus "First name & Logo" however the majority still have the colour scheme)

Apologies for size of image but this one shows the First Logo.

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Here's an very early "First" branded GER train as you can seen the pattern is slightly diffrent at the front it is most noticeable

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Secondly the "one" livered train

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This was the only "one" livery I could find on the net, sorry for the colour quality but that's the lighting at London Liverpool Street

Finally the old "Network South East" days

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BTW this is the only current GER stock that has gone through all three changes (NSE, First GER, One GER)
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iSon
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Good old Network South East - always fun to be using one on a South West Trains/Southern route.

A lot of the train stations signage still pay homage too - Balham certainly has a sign under the bridge with the NSE logo and "Network South East" written under it - but it's very tatty (much like Balham itself.)
Good Lord!
Andrew
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Going back to this thread from a few months, back

Remember I said there was version 1
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and then version 2
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We wern't sure which was better. It turns out they've now gone with a new version - version 3

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This is apparantly final, despite dark blue not really being much of a part of their in-house colour scheme!

They've also just started putting their name on all the rest of the trains that carry the other dozen liveries that they currently use , only about 6 months after they commenced operation, since last December all trains have been running about with no branding
Gareth
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Andrew wrote: Image
Now that is an improvement! Maybe Northern have realised that light colours aren't very good for trains. Anybody seen any Network Rail yellow stock roaming the railways?
stu
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What have they done to Anglia railways?

One's new paintwork is drab, and the old Anglia Railways logo looked like the old Anglia ident, which was a bonus.

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nidave
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The new NI Railways trains and colours are very nice.

the old look:
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the new trains:

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Better view of the side:
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and the old stock in the new colours:
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Nick Harvey
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Which leaves me with little, or no, choice:-

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James H
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Nick Harvey wrote:Which leaves me with little, or no, choce:-

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fusionlad
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I'm no trainspotter, I just appreciate good trains. Surely the class 43 has to be mentioned at this point?

No?..... I'll get me anorak :(
Skytower
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Gareth wrote:Maybe Northern have realised that light colours aren't very good for trains.
Connex, anyone? Yellow and white indeed...

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