Class 465 Liveries - Page 7
Southeastern white/black window cheat line/midnight blue equipment covers/ |
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As the previous variation, but with painted midnight blue equipment covers.
465913 passes Bickley Junction on 17th December 2010. photograph by Pat Seale |
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465237 departs London Bridge on 1st February 2011. photograph by Colin Duff |
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Those following this saga closely were keen to know what livery the Class 466s units would be turned out in. Well the answer is now known - the same as other Networkers of GEC-Alsthom origin (465/2, 465/9 and 466). Here at Cuxton, 466022 is being conveyed between translator coaches on the 5X47 Tonbridge West Yard to Slade Green working on 7th May 2011.
photograph by Pat Seale |
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To illustrate the progressive nature of finishing of the livery at depots 465009 was delivered from Wolverton with blue doors and white equipment covers. As seen here on 25th March 2012 it now has midnight blue covers by the changing of covers as the underside above has not yet been repainted! 465004 has similarly had this interim "upgrade". 465009 is leading 465002 into Waterloo East with the 12:24 Gillingham to Charing Cross. photograph by Colin Price |
Southeastern white/black window cheat line/fading midnight blue lower/ |
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This variation has fading vinyls on the lower body, but now in midnight blue. Some think they are black but they are definitely different to the window line. Note the equipment covers are white.
465011 approaching London Bridge on 1st February 2011. photograph by Colin Duff |
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465012 at Slade Green on 12th February 2011. Note other units still with fading grey lowers and yellow doors! All part of life's rich pattern...
photograph by Pat Seale |
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465034 is another unit in this partially completed incarnation. On 25th March 2012 it was working the 12:58 Hayes to Charing Cross and is seen here approaching Waterloo East. photograph by Colin Price |
