BR Class 37 - BR Blue (Cornish Lizard) - 37185 - DCC Sound37185 (ex D6885) BR Blue w Wizzy the Lizard logo While 37207 William Cookworthy is the most famous of the Cornish themed Class 37s with its local hero name and full set of nose regalia and Wizzy the lizard arrow logos, there were three other Laira based members of the fleet that also gained painted embellishments courtesy of St Blazey guard and celebrated artist Vic Millington. Of the other trio, 37247 gained Cornish Railways lettering, and 37181 and

the Caledonian Sleeper logos were applied at the start of April and this pair along with unrefurbished but repainted No

On 4th March 1991

As CIÉ continued its programme of rolling stock renewal under the tenure of Oliver Bulleid

It remains in service today

and although part of the “first 35” locomotives

Wagons and containers each with individual numbers and decoration

sometimes adding extra wagons for long-distance routes

Brake rigging chassis Correct-thickness "stamped" rods Footsteps Inside valve gear (cosmetic) Pipework Sanding gear Detail pack also contains

Drawing heavily on the LMS 350 hp design but incorporating improvements and flexibility for different engines and electrical equipment

the former No

As a Robert Stephenson & Hawthorns-built centre headcode machine it would fill another useful gap in our range

Flexible short-circuit handling: choose whether individual boosters shut down in the event of a fault