Class 60 - TCT Blue - 60074 31-Run460074 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
'Flush' nose with no plated door and WIPAC light clusters
A product of Glasgow
Roofs were painted white or off-white
the Corris
As a thank you
FYA 610312 EWS + RCTU x3 (220842-6
It underwent extensive bodywork repairs and a full repaint into Railfreight Construction in the first months of 2004 ahead of its naming as Stratford 1948-2001 at the York Railfest event in May
SR D1479 Van - British Railways - Triple Pack 2
this decoder works seamlessly with the onboard firebox flicker
2c coaches purchased in 1972—was refurbished and repainted in a new silver-grey and blue livery
1:76 model with unique Dublin Bus body style and details
Registration: 88 D 31372