Buster Page #2
No, you stupid prick.
It's a Royal Mail train.
Carries a million quid
on a bank holiday weekend.
And we're gonna nick it.
One million quid.
What does Bruce say?
Bruce thinks it's on.
Ouch! Bloody hell!
I'm soaked! My feet!
Careful!
'Ere, who do you think you are?
Akaba, old son, Akaba!
Towards the guns. Charge!
My hero!
We've struggled across 200 miles
of desert to bring you this message.
What message is that, then?
My faithful servant, June,
has it about her person.
I've got it here, Orenz!
"Two cod and chips
and heavy on the vinegar, please!"
Ain't no-one nicked stuff off a
train before, Bruce. Not big stuff.
I know that, Harry.
So are we gonna have a trial run?
Yeah, but not on the main line.
The best time to take it
is after the bank holiday weekend.
So there's plenty of time
to practise.
Practise?
We'll go into training -
like the Olympics.
By the time we're through,
we'll be able to lift
any amount of cash off any train.
So what's the plan?
First we're gonna need some help.
What sort of help?
Expert help. None of us have ever
stopped a train before, have we?
That's easy -
just pull the communication cord.
That's not how it works.
You can't judge accurately
where the train's gonna stop.
So?
So I want to bring
George's lot in.
No. He's an arsehole.
No, Harry. He's just
a smug little bastard,
but he knows how to do it.
And we can't just wing it when
there's a million quid at stake.
We've got to know exactly
where the train's going to stop.
Wait for me!
Attagirl, Nicky!
Round you go!
Give it a push. Push, push, push!
Not too fast!
It's unlucky working with another
firm. There's bound to be arguments.
Let's do the trial run first
and see if it works.
If it doesn't,
I call George the next day.
I still say he's an arsehole.
Right, gentlemen, here we all are.
As last Friday's fiasco
showed us, we're still
in need of a little work.
So I've asked George and his firm
to come and show how they'll stop
the train.
Some of you lot tried nicking stuff
from a train before.
Didn't work, did it?
Get on with it!
This is what you do.
I'll be up on the gantry.
I'll cover the green lights like so.
Then I connect the battery
to the red light.
Presto!
How you get the train from the
gantry to the bridge - is up to you.
F***ing push it, if we have to.
No need for that, Harry.
Everything's all been taken care of.
We'll have two army jeeps
and an army truck parked
under a bridge just up the line.
The roads are usually deserted.
However, just in case...
..we'll wear army fatigues, as
there's an army base in the area.
We'll pass the bags from the train
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