Re: Who said there's no variety these days?

[Michael <mk@netstra.com.au>]

It takes time to grow on you.... I'll have to admit, when i first saw it,
it looked repulsive. I think that's because of the horrible excuse of a
typeface used in the V/Line logo. Orange and grey also suit the N class
locos better. As for the A/P/Y, put them back to their old VR livery...
in the case of the P class, put the cab back half a metre, and drop it to
the height of the rest of the unit, also rename it to a T class :-) 

Regards
Michael.

David Langley said on 3/09/1999 in <37CFBBB0.2E722F71@ancc.com.au>:

>Exnarc wrote:
>
>> The Seymour and Steamrail units in, that Revolutionary Blue and Gold
>> Victorian Railways scheme.
>
>And in my humble opinion the best ever scheme for locos and cars in
>Victoria, or for that matter the world. Except for the Erie RR in
>America, we might excuse their scheme seeing that it came first.
>
>If there has to be a second then the current corporate maroon and blue
>is pretty smart and I hope that NE hang onto it.
>
>David.
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