245033/1947 - Eastern Gas Board - Tottenham No. 12 - Dark RedRuston 245033, built new for the Tottenham & District Gas Company, was delivered to their Tottenham Gasworks site on 2 October 1947. Liveried in the companys distinctive Panhard Red, the locomotive was the first diesel to be used at the site and remained there until the end of coal carbonisation in March 1972, when rail traffic at the site ceased. No. 12 was finally sold for scrap in 1974. Sample Photographs are for illustrative purposes only. Detail

359 is portrayed in the earliest 1923 version of the LNER livery of Black with Red Lining

March depot's 37140 was one of the first Class 37s to gain the high visibility headlight

driver’s desk

High Performance Traction features

Steam heat was not a requirement for the engineering trains so this was removed

HYA 371114

for a long time it looked like its repairs would never be completed

Provided DCC ready [21Pin MTX Socket] or Factory DCC Sound Fitted

66507 represents the standard freightliner class 66 of the early noughties

Fully directional lighting

50 wagons built to this pattern

EWS Livery