It proves that the 153s were converted from 155s.

I have never travelled on a 153 myself, but I have a friend who absolutely adores them. I've once seen some going through Keighley station though, four of them coupled together!

THINKS: 4 X 153's; does that consitute 2 X 155's, ie one class 310, or 4 X 153's, equalling one class 612?
I should point out that this is my 400th posting! :D

Should have a class 400 then.

ccmmick.

4 X class 100's? Or 20 class 20's? :rolleyes:

2.81 x 142s

ccmmick.

When you're short of space and want as much variety as possible then a layout with DMU's is much, much better than no layout at all.
Far too many people miss out on the joys of railway modelling because they think they have to have enough space for a large layout.

Raiwaybuddy; The heading gives ;

Class 153 (The Class number)

Super Sprinter (The Class Name)

Leyland Bus (The original Builders)

DMSL (Driving Motor Standard Lavatory)

Converted by Hunslet-Barclay (Them what did the conversion)

Kilmarnock (Where the deed was done)

From Class 155 2-Car Units (What the deed was done to)

Have you got the hang of it now, mate?:confused:

Regards, 62440.:D:D

nice maths people

Hi again railwaybuddy
Have you had a good day at school
Can you name six animals the live in the North Pole

ccmmick.