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causton

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Today I saw three Jubilee trains stabled around the depot while passing it this afternoon! Thought they weren't allowed in there for some reason. Two looked fine but one was in 3 different parts and the front carriage was covered in a giant graffiti mural, biggest one I've ever seen on a train - I think it went all the way from the front to the end of the first set of doors! Was I "lucky" to see that scale of graffiti or does that happen often?
 
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I swear they are stabled there regularly, as wouldn't that be where they were maintained before the JLE?
 

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It would make sense as the announcements can say 'This train terminates Neeassdon'. And i'm sure I've seen a few stabled there before :)
 

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Most of the open air roads at Neasden are used by 96TS. They are not normally seen, however, in the shed roads, unless there is a major fault. However there has been an incident in Neasden depot recently which may mean things have had to be shuffled around..
 

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I swear they are stabled there regularly, as wouldn't that be where they were maintained before the JLE?

I seem to reacall that Neasden was the main stabling point for the Jubilee prior to the opening to Stratford Market on the extension. I believe Neasden was also the main servicing and stabling point for the Bakerloo, prior to the transfer of the Stanmore branch, hence the opening of Stonebridge Park depot.
 

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... one was in 3 different parts and the front carriage was covered in a giant graffiti mural, biggest one I've ever seen on a train - I think it went all the way from the front to the end of the first set of doors! Was I "lucky" to see that scale of graffiti or does that happen often?

That would be the one that derailed then.
 

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Well it derailed within depot limits so it's probably not been very well publicised ;)
 
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