Class 60 - TCT Blue - 6007460074 was outshopped from Brush Works in Loughborough on 29th October 1991. As was customary for the Class 60s, it received its nameplates from new. 60074 was named Braeriach, after the third highest mountain in the British Isles. Initially, it was allocated to the Trainload Coal sector, indicated by the black and yellow diamonds logo on its bodyside. Though allocated to Toton depot, it never carried the cooling towers depot plaque; instead, a small

and in this case it carried the name “Braeriach

BR Class 50 - BR Blue - D423 - DCC Sound Fitted

Works number ‘3806’ led an average working life

Brakes : Vacuum

Pack of Three Wagons

An early casualty

with provision for re-gauging to EM or P4 (18

you can precisely adjust the locomotive's speed and change the direction of travel

92031 The Institute of Logistics and Transport EWSOne of the most popular releases from our first run was EWS maroon and gold liveried No

MDWs remained in service until 1992

The locomotive was sold on

Affectionately known as ‘bubbles’ due to their distinctive profile