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Freightmaster

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It's a test train path (1Q49).

Like most such schedules, I'm pretty sure that it has never actually run.

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I am just wondering if this is not a NMT (Network Measurement Train), as a Q headcode means that the train must run on the lines specified in the schedule, and any variation must be authorised by Route Control. I will have a look when I am back at work.
 

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I am just wondering if this is not a NMT (Network Measurement Train), as a Q headcode means that the train must run on the lines specified in the schedule, and any variation must be authorised by Route Control. I will have a look when I am back at work.

There are various test trains, but only one "NMT".
The train mentioned by the OP is not part of the NMT rota, so therefore should just be a loco hauled test train that runs as required.
Thanks, Sam
 
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