Class 33 (known as a 'Crompton'). They were ok, bit gutless. At least they had character though.
I actually fixed one last year on the Swanage Railway. Driver couldnt start it, so directed him to the engine governor switch, which had activated (very senstive kit). Reset, up she fired....marvellous!!!!! Modern diesel locomotives are GE built & just all sound the muffled same.....bring back BR!!!
Another superb aircraft for noise....Rockwell B1-B low level, just under the speed of sound.....!!!!
SR-71 Blackbird....saw a few in flight at Mildenhall Suffolk airshow & in the States, v v noisey
Spit it out man... can't tell us that ittle bit and hold back the rest!
Okay if you must know..........in typical 'Bandit' style I ran into another train no damage but I daren't say anymore its too embarassing and I don't wanna get in trouble (Why I have to crash and damage things I will never know......'trying too hard' is what most people say LMFAO! )
Class 33 (known as a 'Crompton'). They were ok, bit gutless. At least they had character though.
I actually fixed one last year on the Swanage Railway. Driver couldnt start it, so directed him to the engine governor switch, which had activated (very senstive kit). Reset, up she fired....marvellous!!!!! Modern diesel locomotives are GE built & just all sound the muffled same.....bring back BR!!!
Fair beasts they are. Apparently the workhorses for the Channel Tunnel Rail Link..........I have actually driven two one better than the other.........and the power on their own and acceleration for such huge heavy vehicles is quite astonishing......I have the photos and certificates somewhere in my room hidden away......I think
no damage but I daren't say anymore 
(Why I have to crash and damage things I will never know......'trying too hard' is what most people say LMFAO! )
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