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Least likely model for production in 2007

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Following on from recent threads about what should produced, I thought I'd go the other way and see what comes up as the least likely model to be selected for mass production.

So to start the ball rolling how about LMS 4-6-0 "Fury"

Over to you guys........

Regards

John
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Re Thunder's Post #5, they were "Oerliken" stock, built by the LMS between 1914 and 1923 and fitted with Oerliken electrical equipment. Used on the LMS services from Euston-Watford, Broad Street-Richmond (and Kew Bridge until WWII) and Willesden Junction- Earl's Court (West London Line - also suspended from 1939).

Re Gary's Post #7 - I'd love to see a LNER articulated set. One of these is being restored on the North Norfolk Railway, and I have happy memories of travelling in them in the late 1950s on the North Woolwich line to train-spot at Stratford or Liverpool Street stations.
Regards,
John Webb
Re Thunder's Post #5, they were "Oerliken" stock, built by the LMS between 1914 and 1923 and fitted with Oerliken electrical equipment. Used on the LMS services from Euston-Watford, Broad Street-Richmond (and Kew Bridge until WWII) and Willesden Junction- Earl's Court (West London Line - also suspended from 1939).

Re Gary's Post #7 - I'd love to see a LNER articulated set. One of these is being restored on the North Norfolk Railway, and I have happy memories of travelling in them in the late 1950s on the North Woolwich line to train-spot at Stratford or Liverpool Street stations.
Regards,
John Webb
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