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Page Last Updated: 03/01/04 13 pictures in this gallery

86230 stands at the buffer stops at London Liverpool St. The unit is operated by Anglia trains which operated intercity services to the Anglia into East Midlands.
02/01/04

86250 stands at London Liverpool St on 2nd January 2004. It's next working will be a boat train service to Harwich International.
02/01/04

The nameplate of 86250 'sheppard 100' This locomotive is thought to hold the record journey time between Liverpool Street to Ipswich. On 27th August 1992 it covered the route in just 50 minutes, 3 seconds!
02/01/04

The Anglia name displayed on the side of 86250.
02/01/04

Looking back towards the station concourse 86250 faces the buffer stops on platform 9.
02/01/04

The connection between locomotive and coaches is show here. The Anglia 86's work with push-pull Mk2 stock and some kind of driving van trailor on the rear which is to a Mk2 coach profile and contains some passenger seating. 02/01/04

This view shows the other side of 86250. The engine is in need of a jolly good clean, though it is admitedly not as dirty as the average south eastern or south central train!
02/01/04

This is one of the bogies on 86250. Both bogies are the same, and appear to have quite substantial suspention. The picture also shows off the dirt on the body well!
05/07/03

This shot shows the underframe of 86250. 05/07/03

86230 stands on platform 10 at London Liverpool Street. It is unnamed, and much cleaner than 86250. 05/07/03

86230 and 86250 both face the buffer stops at the heads of their trains at Liverpool Street. 05/07/03

86230 and 86250 stand side by side on platforms 9 and 10 at Liverpool Street. 86250 will be the next train to depart the station. 05/07/03

This image shows the pantograph on 86205. The 86's are elecric locomotives working off 25kv overhead power lines. 05/07/03

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