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A busy day on the ECML (Part 5) [Peterborough to Kings Cross] {Class 390}

by ael&martin

A Busy day on the East Coast Mainline. Take this GC Class 390 to Kings Cross, be warned, there may be delays. Requires: Class 390 Class 170 ECML London to Peterborough (All available on DLC) Part 1: Peterborough to Hitchin (Semi-fast) Part 2: Hitchin to Welwyn GC (Stopping) Part 3: WGC to Alexand...

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Class 170, Class 390
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