"Brighton Belle Blues"

A Forthcoming Activity for EB's London South Coast Route
Set at the Height of BR Blue Days This activity is set in the Spring of 1972,during the dying days of most elite train to run on British Railways
Activity and Video By Peter McCall

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• MSTS
• PETETHETIM
• LONDON_SOUTH_COAST
• BRIGHTON_BELLE
• BR
• EB
• 1972

[metadyneman]

Good stuff,, just one criticism.. The belle had two tone raspberry horns by the time they were in Blue/grey livery.. not a whistle

[petethetim]

yeah that is what I thought but it was sorted & i was just about to publish then I had a couple of mishaps one health wise ( I ended up in hospital for 12 days with concussion) the other one computer wise so alias this activity is lost forever , when I get sorted out I may attempt it again

[TheSteamdriver]

@JoeRoss1993 actually horns had been thought of by then you the narrow gauge diesels were built before the main line ones and some of them had horns

[mcmotor101]

80mph, 81 is pushing it, I tried myself on msts

[Wehategod]

How fast could the Brighton Belles go if put at top Speed??

[widerangevideos]

its the way you said it tho not really respectable is it.

[GWRtom]

actuiary i am very nice i even phoned up his

family to send my condoluncies

[widerangevideos]

Your nice aren't you ''dont ask questions hes dead'' have some respect, honestly.

[snotmale]

Well a tribute to the author if indeed he has passed on. I remember the BBelles in the Pullman livery in early 70's. Often saw them whilst I was on upline to Waterloo between Esher and Surbiton. They crossed over via the viaduct to branch off. Although old and not in best condition, they were nonetheless exotic and conjured up romantic notions... Each car had mythological names...?

I remember them passing... never got to travel on them...

[GWRtom]

pete is

[37427]

Who's dead?

[GWRtom]

dont ask qeustions he's dead