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Substantial parts of this week's episode were filmed on board a Grand
Central class 180. As the journey was supposed to be to Bradford, an
unusual example of accuracy.

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On Sun, 30 Sep 2012 21:07:33 +0100
Ken Wheatley wrote:
Substantial parts of this week's episode were filmed on board a Grand
Central class 180. As the journey was supposed to be to Bradford, an
unusual example of accuracy.

I wonder if they hired an entire train and drove it up and down some test
track or just hired a carraige on a regular service and had to get it all
in the can before it reached its destination?

B2003

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On Sunday, 30 September 2012 21:07:49 UTC+1, Ken Wheatley wrote:
Substantial parts of this week's episode were filmed on board a Grand

Central class 180. As the journey was supposed to be to Bradford, an

unusual example of accuracy.

I entirely agree. Another brilliant episode, and highly commendable attention to detail. Looked like a GC 180 in regular service to Bradford, with the entourage making a hurried exit and re-entry at Brighouse (name just visible on the Metro sign).

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On 2012-10-06 15:33:42 +0000, Dr Strabismus said:

On Sunday, 30 September 2012 21:07:49 UTC+1, Ken Wheatley wrote:
Substantial parts of this week's episode were filmed on board a Grand

Central class 180. As the journey was supposed to be to Bradford, an

unusual example of accuracy.

I entirely agree. Another brilliant episode, and highly commendable
attention to detail. Looked like a GC 180 in regular service to
Bradford, with the entourage making a hurried exit and re-entry at
Brighouse (name just visible on the Metro sign).

Could some-one try to x-post this to uk.railway? I put it here by
mistake and have tried to cross-post several times (and to reply to
Boltar) without success.

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In message , at 11:59:41 on Sun, 7
Oct 2012, Ken Wheatley remarked:
On 2012-10-06 15:33:42 +0000, Dr Strabismus said:

On Sunday, 30 September 2012 21:07:49 UTC+1, Ken Wheatley wrote:
Substantial parts of this week's episode were filmed on board a Grand
Central class 180. As the journey was supposed to be to Bradford,

unusual example of accuracy.
I entirely agree. Another brilliant episode, and highly commendable
attention to detail. Looked like a GC 180 in regular service to
Bradford, with the entourage making a hurried exit and re-entry at
Brighouse (name just visible on the Metro sign).

Could some-one try to x-post this to uk.railway?

Always happy to help.

I put it here by mistake and have tried to cross-post several times
(and to reply to Boltar) without success.

--
Roland Perry