- Index
- Class 700 to Sevenoaks
- Thameslink to Sevenoaks
- Class 700 Exterior Details
- Class 700 Interior Details
- Class 700 Enters Passenger Service
- Class 700 Launch at Blackfriars
- Class 442 Units Into Store
- Brighton Mainline Southern End Snapshot
- Multiplicity of 387/2s
- Class 387/2 Enters Service
- Class 700 Testing in Daylight
- 73202 named Graham Stenning
- Class 700 First Testing on Mainline
- Class 387/2s begin DC testing
- Class 319 through Clapham Junction
- Class 319 via Lewes (still!)
- Class 387/1 in service
- Class 387/1 on threshold of entering service
- Class 700 on display at Innotrans
- Class 319s in Interim Livery
- Class 700 Interiors Mock-Up
Class 319 in TSGN Interim Livery
| Class 319 units have started emerging from overhaul in the TSGN interim white with light blue doors livery, as also seen on some Class 365 units. |
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photograph by Ian Parish
The first was 319010, carrying First Capital Connect branding, as seen here at Elephant and Castle on 1st July 2014. |
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photograph by Colin Price This unit was still carying FCC branding on 21st July when forming the rear of the 19:00 Severnoaks to Kentish Town service, seen here waiting to depart Sevenoaks. 319010 is no stranger to interim liveries. In the latter days of the Govia Thameslink franchise and early days of the First Capital Connect franchise it carried a unique blue with yellow doors livery, as pictured here at Wandsworth Common on 25th July 2007. photograph by Ian Parish |
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photograph by "GB"
319001 was the next to emerge from overhaul in this livery - by this time FCC units of all types were being de-branded so this incarnation never carried FCC titles - and is seen above at Blackfriars on 13th August 2004. 001 is also no stranger to interim liveries because around the same period as 010 above it was running in a unique white with blue door livery, as captured below at Bedford Cauldwell depot during June 2005. It looks like the overhaul cycle for these two units is in sync with franchise change doldrums! photograph courtesy of www.bloodandcustard.com |
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