(09 Mar 2014, 8:31 pm)aureolin wrote Wouldn't say it was confirmed! I just made the same speculative guess on Flickr as I did here. :p
That was on the photo of 5334, rather than the photo of 5333 which Robert is referring to.
It still wasn't 'confirmed', but you can see straight through the vinyl on that photo - which makes you think it is contravision.
Conversation on photograph of 5333:
danielgrahamm 26 hours ago
I'm not sure, but is it possible that these vinyls could be a similar type to the ones Stagecoach use on windows? Passengers can still see through those, and that's why they may appear to be different shades of gold. That, or it's simply down to the different surfaces which the vinyls have been applied to - but I have no idea!
BusPicsGuy 26 hours ago
I know passengers can still see out the windows that are covered because if you look closely you can still see the seats and the fence on the other side. Still not too keen on that though and spoils the livery a lot, therefore as I said, I wont be excited to see these out and about.
danielgrahamm 26 hours ago
That's what made me think the vinyls on the windows were perhaps similar to the ones Stagecoach use... Honestly don't know though, but I guess we'll find out next week if we have a ride of them whilst in service!
tvtphotos 25 hours ago
Think you're looking for contravision Dan! That's what it'll be and why it appears to be a different shade of gold. You'll always get that without using full solid vinyl.
danielgrahamm 25 hours ago
That's the name I was looking for!
