Class 66 - GBRF/LTM White - 66721 - DCC Sound Fitted66721 was delivered in the same shipment as 66718, arriving at Newport Docks aboard MV Jumbo Challenger on 9 April 2006 in First GBRf Metronet livery. It was named Harry Beck at London Euston on 26 January 2007 by GBRf Managing Director John Smith. Beck created the original diagrammatic Underground map, and the locomotive carried a small engraving of his design on a brass plaque beside the nameplate. Selected alongside 66718 to receive a special

Toolbox and steam heat removed by NCB

Thames Mills was closed and transferred into the ownership of Bowaters’ Northfleet Terminals Ltd group and in 1981 412427 was donated by NTL to the fledging North Downs Steam Railway

For larger scale applications (e

as well as their usual railtour duties

Extra fine factory fitted detail plastic parts including air pipes

It settled into normal Freightliner intermodal operations and gained the name “Japan 2001” to commemorate Freightliner’s support of the Japan 2001 Festival

Fledgling preservation schemes were face with having to purchase either industrial or scrapyard condition locomotives so the opportunity to purchase a working mainline locomotive was not passed up

with rotating axle hubs and brass bearings

it was sidelined for longer than usual and it didn’t return to an active pool until July 2013

Class 37/0 - 37026 "Shapfell"

The Mobile Control Pro is perfectly coordinated with ECoS and CabControl digital command stations

with double axle-guards