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Another possible destination abroad for 87s is rumoured to be Bulgaria. Here's one in standard Bulgarian Railways Red.
Another possible destination abroad for 87s is rumoured to be Bulgaria. Here's one in standard Bulgarian Railways Red.
04 Fictitious Liveries 2006 Part 2
Fictitious Liveries
For my sister - some proper traction! 86 in Northern Rail livery (one of them, anyway).Previous | Next... and in the Blue/Yellow livery applied to certain AC electrics in Bulgaria. In response to the enquiry below, the number is based on the Bulgarian system and is just the next available electric class number.

Comments left about this photograph:
From Steve at 2006-08-19 21:06:11 : Blimey. I thought locomotives looked British because of a certain British look to design and the CI loading gauge maybe. This photo shows that the Continental Look can just be painted on!
From RichardP at 2006-08-24 13:17:55 : I think it looks very attractive!
From 37401 at 2006-08-27 18:33:39 : amazing how much difference it makes - they can look good in any colour and livery without yellow front end panels!
From bjmorley at 2007-09-15 13:56:40 : why are the 87's being moved overseas for? why not store them so we can still se them?
From The GWR at 2007-10-28 17:30:57 : I think that it might be the yellow front end that makes it look british.
From L. E. Greys at 2008-07-23 02:55:47 : It works the other way, too. I once saw a model of an Electro-Motive GP59 in rail blue with yellow ends . . . it looked like a Class 15 on steroids!

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