Class 73 - Caledonian (Early) - 7396773967 Caledonian Sleeper, Early This locomotive is one of the two 73 9s that started life as a JA 73. Not that it changes the prototypes as all traces of JA were removed during rebuilding. E6006 was built at Eastleigh in November 1962 and was later renumbered to 73006 under TOPS. It was rebuilt at Brush Wabtec during 2015 and entered traffic with Caledonian sleeper the same year. Our model represents 73967 in the condition it was first adapted to work

66724 was given a fresh coat of GBRF’s now standard dark blue in 2017

while the BR double arrow was finally ditched – an original condition of the new sector identity from ‘the board’ – in favour of the West of England route branding

L94 was one of these locomotives

offering the familiarity of a smartphone or tablet

original 'Diamond frame'

31009 - Blue Tara Mines Livery

This locomotive was moved directly to the coalfields of South Wales and gained the name “Glendower”

Mixed Q3 Hopper - Grouping transition period: 1910-22 NER Blue/1923-37 LNER Grey - Triple Pack

Electrical pickup from all tender and locomotive driving wheels

Any USB-C cable can be used for charging such as a USB port in a wall outlet

50049 was acquired that same December by the Class 50 Society – later known as Project Defiance – and was started for the first time in preservation in May 1992

refurbished and modern DRS locos