Train Sounds in Eastenders

The trains sound different.

Seeing as last time I saw a tube train on Eastenders it was 95 stock... don't hold your breath wrt accuracy

As they can't even get the local accents right, I very much doubt such a small matter as a cardboard train running over a bridge will have the right sound...

I've always been unsure of Eastenders train use/noises.. They have a tube station, that has all the right bits, except I cant imagine it being too practical in the peak Plus will this station suffer staff cuts and ticket office hours hehe

For the last few years, the sound of trains going across the Bridge has been the Northern 95ts.

I know us railway purists will seek to find perfection in issues such as this (I am guilty of pulling apart such things, and have yet to watch the film "The Taking Of Pelham 123 for fear of sitting through it picking holes in the rules and regs procedures used ;D) but, as I try to tell myself, you do need to keep in perspective that:
a) The average member of the public will not notice**
b) This is merely a cast of actors performing a show using props. At the dawn of theatre, very little was used, and much of the scene had to be conjured up by the actors.

**Some members of the public will doubtless be sat there commenting on the fact that the packaging of a product in the shop has changed or that the weather is very different from that now, or that the paving slabs outside Dot Cotton's house are of a type that haven't been manufactured for over 50 years and never used in the East End. We all have our areas of expertise ;D

I note no train ever seems to stop at Walford, they all run through. sruely the cast of EastEnders must have a very long wait to get anywhere.

And they were still using a Routemaster long after they were generally withdrawn; the FX4 taxi still frequents the Square, and the morris Traveller still hasn't been wheel clamped or towed away for out-of-date tax!

Also, The Arches mechanics' hands never seem to get dirty...