Genesis 6w - LNER Painted Teak/'The Scotsman' - Twin Pack FThe Scotsman newspaper was first published in Edinburgh on 25 January 1817. Although the railway network expanded during the 1840s, few newspapers initially used railways for distribution because of high freight charges. This changed in 1855 when stamp duty on advertising and newspapers was abolished. The owners of The Scotsman then reached an agreement with Scottish railway companies, under which they paid the carriage fees themselves, effectively

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whilst the ballast would be sold off for use as foundation material

Its BR employment came to an end in August 1990 and it was sold to the Fifty Fund the following April

Seven years later 37403 was acquired from store at Margam by the Scottish Railway Preservation Group (SRPS) and it moved to the Bo’ness & Kinniel Railway with 37413 in November 2008

A matching crew designed and produced in the UK specifically for the Accurascale class 55 by our partners Modelu

France in July 2011 after being acquired from SNCF

now fully finished in its 1980s paint scheme complete with Highland ‘stag’ logo and its classic An Comunn Gaidhealach name (after the organisation that promotes the use of Scottish Gaelic) that it wore between October 1986 and February 1991

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The locomotive was sold on

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