View allAll Photos Tagged LMS
LMS Stanier Class 8F 2-8-0 No. 48151 approaches Marple with a Derby to Manchester Victoria railtour on 23rd April 1988.
270'9662
Hughes designed (under the direction of Fowler) mixed traffic locomotive of the London Midland Scottish Railway.
This particular engine was built at the LMS works at Crewe in 1927.
It was a visitor the SVR on the 4th/5th/6th November 2016.
Ex Eifions Coaches CX60AED ADL Dart is seen in Droitwich Spa on the 20 group of services which run around the town. Operated by LMS Travel of Worcester.
LMS Princess Class Pacific No.6201 Princess Elizabeth heads towards Rowell,with the 06:33 Nottingham to Carlisle excursion,on a wet 3rd of July 2021.
Fresh air and sunshine does a body good.
From left to right:
Chocolate Obsession
Belks
Barbie Basics Collection 002 Model No. 2
Dale Earnhardt, Jr. Barbie
The last shot before the spectators intrude - managing to get just the edge of them here. Some persuasion was necessary to keep the view from the road clear.
A New Year, a new bus era in Droitwich. Both LMS Travel and Astons Coaches have gained routes in Droitwich at the expense of Diamond Bus. Seen here is Enviro 200 MX59AVF and Streetlife WF MX12CFV , seen here on services 19 & 20
Things get a little more complex with articulated vehicles. For the geometry to work unassisted you would need to have two attachment points on the bogie to ensure that everything centres nicely. I am not really a fan of this because it would impart movement to the coach bodies directly from the bogie, which is not really what happens with real articulated trains. In most instances, these vehicles would have one shared pivot point for both coach body ends with the bogie moving independently underneath. As a result, it needs some help with centring which is achieved using a rubber band.
Recently returned to traffic after a lengthy overhaul, LMS Crab 13065 arrives in to Ramsbottom with a service for Bury Bolton Street. 03/08/13
It's time to push on towards the finish. To that end I had a big building session and completed the first car.
Heading through the Cumbrian fells in a scene from 1937 - 1939, when the train was withdrawn due to WW2. A jigsaw puzzle I picked up in a charity shop, but too good a picture not to post.
LMS Travel - Dennis Dart SLF / Plaxton Mini Pointer - KV51 KZC seen at Worcester Crowngate Bus Station on September 8th 2021
LMS Jubilee No.45690 Leander passes Wellington,with the 08:46 Slough to Par The Royal Duchy excursion,on the 12th of September 2021.
On display at Perth Railfair was LMS liveried 'Leander'. (No- I don't know who the poser was in the hat!) My favourite colour for a Jubilee - red - LMS that is.
The bodyshell taking shape. Due to the lack of resources, I am not including any interior as I have no idea which coach serves what purpose and what the layout might have been. I think I can get away with this given the lack of windows.
A view from above showing the differing roof profiles. The maintenance version has a flat roof to permit access to the overhead power lines it was designed to maintain.
Ex TLC Travel and Border Bus MX12DYO ADL Enviro 200.
Seen at Worcester Royal Hospital on service W3 which links the hospital with the Sixways Park & Ride site based at the home of Worcester Warriors Rugby Club.
The service runs at 10-15 minutes intervals in early mornings and after 3pm, but reduces to every 30 minutes between times. It is mainly used by NHS staff.
Missing a few parts. Clips can push 1 x 2 with Bar Handles at 45degrees. This gives enough clearance for the wheels to spin.
The various parts of the body are held together primarily using "Clip SNOT" with the strength coming from a chassis built-up using Technic bricks in order to get the body shape that I wanted. These are the three main techniques used to secure the upper, middle and lower bodyside panels.
LMS Jubilee No.45596 Bahamas descends Whiteball,with the 06:23 Woking to Plymouth The South Devon Explorer excursion,on the 27th of May 2023.
LMS Travel Dennis Dart SLF Y833TGH photographed at Ombersley Street East, Droitwich on 3rd September 2014. LMS Travel won a number of routes in Worcestershire as part of the 2014 bus routes tendering exercise taking their silver buses to new areas of the County. Route 355 was taken over from Worcestershire County Council's 'Woosh' fleet and brings LMS Travel to Droitwich for the first time.
Here we see LMS Travel KV51KZC photographed in Worcester while heading back to the depot not in service.
Taken May 2021.
LMS Ivat class 2 passes by class 37 diesel just outside Quorn & Woodhouse station on the Great Central Railway.
Thanks for your visit and comments, I appreciate them very much! Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © Nigel Stewart all rights reserved