Up to the month pic's from Drew.
Here is the latest Kiwirail loco 5108, with yet another variation on the new scheme. I wonder if there's a challenge going on to see how many they can do without repeating?
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5 comments:
An I likes it! very visible!
Wait till KR is privatised again....
For such a small country with only 1 railway network and 1 operator we must have a very large number of different schemes.
From an earlier post:
"In the last 15 years or so we've seen "International Orange", 3 different blue schemes (possibly 4), "Bumble Bee" (Black and Yellow), TOLL "Corn Cob" (or Vomit Bonnets, as Kiwibonds refers to them) and the latest KiwiRail scheme"
So working on the fact there are currently 3 KR schemes, that runs to 9.....And you can still see all of them.
Don't forget the mud pies and Kiwi Lager!
Very true, but I was thinking of those schemes you could still see around....althogh the "Mud Pies" were gorgeous...
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