I was reading this article today, and when looking at the train, I immediately thought that it looked like a real-life version of an RMT model. 
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So much for the RDC's of years past.
Looks like it would sit nicely on a Beep platform. Interesting.
Neat. It looks more like a stretched-out speeder than something that was designed as a passenger conveyance. And it does look like something out of an RMT ad.
That's just great we pay the BBC licence fee but are unable to see it.James
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Originally Posted by Southwest Hiawatha:
Neat. It looks more like a stretched-out speeder than something that was designed as a passenger conveyance. And it does look like something out of an RMT ad.
I was thinking...more like a chopped-down subway car.
---PCJ
I'd love that job.
I'd buy a set from RMT if he makes them.
I love it, great idea, Nicole. 
