Class 319 EMU

[zzpjl8]

Hi all

Any interest for a Class 319; lots of liveries to choose from.

I would have a NSE and probably a Blue/Grey

Mod Note - title changed to read EMU from DMU - see later comment.

[LCDR]

It doesn't interest me personally, too late for my era, although I do have some 'modern' items these are exception rather than the rule. However it is worth considering what is currently taking place with the old Thameslink fleet, the hybrid conversions and transfers to other operators in different parts of the country. 

As well as the two liveries mentioned above so far this millenium there have been -

 

Connex yellow / white

Thameslink dark blue and orange (at least two versions)

Southern white and two tone green

First Group 'urban lights' blue and multi colour

Govia Thameslink light grey and white

London Midland white/grey green and black

Northern Purple and blue

Northern Purple and White

Transport for Wales red and white

Great Western dark green

plus one offs and advertising / event liveries. 

 

So could be a lucrative type.

[DCC395004]

The 769 version yes, in GWR

[Luciton St James]

Bratchell models class 319/3 in northern livery , stood next to a ScotRail class 320.

[DBfan]

319s are EMUs

Mod Note - title amended per your comment.

[flyingfox4475]

Class 313's have given 40 years service to the Great Northern inner suburban service from WGC to Moorgate and Kings Cross. They also ran to Hertford North and Gordon Hill to Moorgate. Some have seen service on Southern. They were dual Voltage as the ran on 25Ac and 750dc so were very useful emu. They also match the 319's Thames Link and also the Great Eastern had the own 314/5's which were only 25AC if I remember correctly

[Nicholson]

I'd like 319373 in DRS Orion livery. And one converted to Class 799 with a hydrogen fuel cell.

[Rye 323]

think this is more than likely going to come from Bachmann, due to Graham Farish releasing a very nice 319 unit in N gauge id Surmise the OO will come out in 2 decades...