10000-1 Colour
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***Both were black for a very long while and even carried LMS until 1950 or so... LMS removed / re-marked as BR when they went to the Southern region and were only green repainted when returned to Derby for major service (painted in standard BR Green) about 1955 - Precision do this colour. 10001 was scrapped late 1962....
If you want a "non model paint" aerosol colour, then I understand that the original Landrover Middle Bronze green is a very good colour match for BR Green.
Richard
If you want a "non model paint" aerosol colour, then I understand that the original Landrover Middle Bronze green is a very good colour match for BR Green.
Richard
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The only pictures I've ever seen of 10000 & 1 they've always been in their black livery. They were scrapped in 1966 and 1963 respectively, so were they ever repainted?
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John Webb
Quick addition after seeing Richard's post - picture taken on the LMR in 1959 immediately to hand they still seem to be faded black colour.
John
Regards,
John Webb
Quick addition after seeing Richard's post - picture taken on the LMR in 1959 immediately to hand they still seem to be faded black colour.
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***Not according to my book on LMS Diesels, or two websites full of LMS data John, sorry 
....and I'm pretty sure 10001 was scrapped very late 62.
Richard
....and I'm pretty sure 10001 was scrapped very late 62.Richard
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Railblue.com has LMS 10000 as withdrawn in December 1963 and 10001 withdrawn in March 1966. http://www.railblue.com/timeline.htm
There's a photo of 10001 at Crewe South dated 1966 at http://www.railphotoarchive.org/rpc_zoom.p...g=0147020070000
Silver Fox Models show 10001 in BR green. http://www.silverfoxmodels.co.uk/brd/10000.htm
There's a photo of 10001 at Crewe South dated 1966 at http://www.railphotoarchive.org/rpc_zoom.p...g=0147020070000
Silver Fox Models show 10001 in BR green. http://www.silverfoxmodels.co.uk/brd/10000.htm
Wikipedia also has a very detailed article on these - class D16/1. I'm often surprised how much information like this there is on the Wikipedia web-site ! Incidentally, as 10001 was delivered in 1948 it never carried the LMS logo as applied to 10000.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_D16/1
And there are more pictures here, including ones in colour.
http://gallery62603.fotopic.net/c180935.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_D16/1
And there are more pictures here, including ones in colour.
http://gallery62603.fotopic.net/c180935.html
I saw them both in Derby along with two of the 1020X class no in the best of states, that must have been between 63 and 65. I had a feeling they were slightly different to the BR green but memory is not my strongest point.
Thanks for all your help.
Thanks for all your help.
Both locos seem to have had 2 green liveries, one with a white stripe and one with orange/black/orange lining.
The book Diesel Pioneers by David N Clough has a colour photo of 10000 (green/white stripe) on the cover, and a b/w photo of it with the lining on page 10. However, this latter is dated Sep 1956 and the BR symbol is located low down and just to the left of the large bodyside grille.
The white stripe photo is said to be 1962 and the BR symbol is towards the middle of the loco, but above the white stripe.
This would suggest that the orange/black/orange was removed and the white stripe reinstated sometime between 1956 and 1962, which seems rather strange.
The photo of both locos double heading in 1956 on the RPA site show them both to be in the green with orange/black/orange lining, and the Mike Morant fotopic photos from the above link seem to suggest that not only were both locos given this treatment but 10001 even sported a small yellow warning panel.
The book Diesel Pioneers by David N Clough has a colour photo of 10000 (green/white stripe) on the cover, and a b/w photo of it with the lining on page 10. However, this latter is dated Sep 1956 and the BR symbol is located low down and just to the left of the large bodyside grille.
The white stripe photo is said to be 1962 and the BR symbol is towards the middle of the loco, but above the white stripe.
This would suggest that the orange/black/orange was removed and the white stripe reinstated sometime between 1956 and 1962, which seems rather strange.
The photo of both locos double heading in 1956 on the RPA site show them both to be in the green with orange/black/orange lining, and the Mike Morant fotopic photos from the above link seem to suggest that not only were both locos given this treatment but 10001 even sported a small yellow warning panel.
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Beaten to it by jonny888! The only additions I would make to his post are:
The earlier green repaints had the orange/black/orange lining and primrose roofs, which soon dirtied down anyway.
The later green livery used duck egg blue lining where the silver bands were on the black livery and for the raised numerals. This scheme used grey for the roofs. 10001 was the only one of the pair to sport the small yellow warning panels.
The earlier green repaints had the orange/black/orange lining and primrose roofs, which soon dirtied down anyway.
The later green livery used duck egg blue lining where the silver bands were on the black livery and for the raised numerals. This scheme used grey for the roofs. 10001 was the only one of the pair to sport the small yellow warning panels.
QUOTE (jonny888 @ 18 Jan 2009, 20:28) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>.. The white stripe photo is said to be 1962 and the BR symbol is towards the middle of the loco, but above the white stripe. ..
That sounds like Colour-Rail DE18, a good picture in bright sunlight of 10000 climbing Camden bank with seven non-corridor coaches. The loco carries electrification flashes so consistent with a 1962 date: the print I have of this is in Colin Boocock's 'British Railways in Colour 1948 - 1968'; but (unusually) no date is given. On the basis of this picture my circa 1961 cobbled together bash of much modified class 44 body on 37 mechanism will be plain BR engine green, mid-grey roof, white lining and numerals, liberal dollop of LMR filth.
That sounds like Colour-Rail DE18, a good picture in bright sunlight of 10000 climbing Camden bank with seven non-corridor coaches. The loco carries electrification flashes so consistent with a 1962 date: the print I have of this is in Colin Boocock's 'British Railways in Colour 1948 - 1968'; but (unusually) no date is given. On the basis of this picture my circa 1961 cobbled together bash of much modified class 44 body on 37 mechanism will be plain BR engine green, mid-grey roof, white lining and numerals, liberal dollop of LMR filth.
Yes, and the same photo is also in Colour of BR Vol 1, a thin paperback publication by Atlantic. However, the caption here does give the date as 4 Jun 1962 and the train is the 5.25 pm Euston-Northampton. It also goes on to say that in Aug 1956 10000 was repainted in Brunswick Green with the new BR emblem at Derby Works. This livery was carried until September 1957 when it was repainted in unlined green.
The lined green version, therefore, lasting only just over a year, which may explain the lack of colour photos.
The notes do not say when 10001 was given lined green, but mention that it had appeared in unlined green by October 1957.
10000 was withdrawn in December 1963, and 10001 in March 1966. (sorry poliss, just realised you already posted this)
The lined green version, therefore, lasting only just over a year, which may explain the lack of colour photos.
The notes do not say when 10001 was given lined green, but mention that it had appeared in unlined green by October 1957.
10000 was withdrawn in December 1963, and 10001 in March 1966. (sorry poliss, just realised you already posted this)
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