Class 58 - Railfreight - 5800158001 was formally handed over to BR on 9th December 1982. It was very much a prototype, although the following members of the class were already under construction and, as such, incorporated some features that would later be changed. Possibly most notable was the roof silencer, this being of the narrow type. Other differences were less apparent, such as the different angles on the back of the cab side sheet and the lack of a moisture trap filter on

with four uniquely numbered 20’ Containers

One engine that hasn’t changed operators was DRS owned 66421

these  load packs are an ideal finishing touch for your Accurascale steam locomotives and the powering britain range of coal wagons

PowerPack stay-alive system and dual speaker configuration to reproduce the characteristic sound and function of an BR Class 30 at work

The next 13 units

Standard sleeper coach 15308

instead later receiving the EWS lettering and the famous “three beasties” logo on the cab side

as well as stock moves of both wagons and coaching stock

Bogies (Fabricated and three variations of Cast)

They have carried several liveries including BR yellow

Working closely with DCR

Flexible Locomotive & Accessory Control