Milton Keynes part II: Midsummer Place, the Food Centre & the Xscape Centre | Lift Tour

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1: generic (Apex) with US91
2: generic (Stannah) with US89
3-4: Otis 2000 with Selecta
5: generic (21st-Century Lifts) with Dewhurst US91-EN
6: Platform lift with Schaefer
7: generic (ExpressEvans) with US85
8: 1970s lift (possibly Express or Evans) modernised by generic (Liftwise) with US85.
9: generic (Kleemann)
10: generic (Advance) with US91-EN
11: generic (Oakland) with US90-EN
12: 1990s Kone hydraulic
13: Otis gen2
14-15: Express glass hydraulic with Dewhurst US91-EN
16: Schindler D-series
1 2 3 4 5 7 8,11-12 9 10 13 14-15 16
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[@gabrielcoyle3067]

I haven’t been to Milton Keynes since I was a kid and that must have been in the early 2000’s I used to love seeing that clock in the shopping centre that looks like a frog 🐸

[@Hro18059]

Lift 6: That's not Schaefer

[@ccityplanner1217]

The way the button is arranged (i.e. position of the LED) & the way it feels to push are very similar to Schæfer buttons I've seen before.

[@Hro18059]

ccityplanner12 : Yeah but Schaefer does not produce that button plate so I would say that is something else.

[@EverydayEverything360]

@@ccityplanner1217 What about the Stannah at the part made to look like it's outside at the Xscape Shopping Centre?

[@EverydayEverything360]

You're never going to believe this, but the main Otis 2000s have now been MURDERISED BY MORRIS VERMAPORT! They now look super cheap, they no longer have glass doors and the cabs are just boring and plain metal cabs!