Class 66 - DB - 66190Originally part of the Red Revolution, a term used to describe the dominance of English, Welsh and Scottish (EWS) class 66s across the UK freight scene, 66190 arrived on British soil early in the year 2000. One of 250 near identical locomotives, 66190 was put to work almost immediately on a wide variety of freight work, as the class 66s were the go anywhere type at EWSs disposal. The first modification came in the summer of 2001 as 66190 was fitted

Representing the original Cardiff Canton batch of six Class 37/4 conversions is No

By the 1950s

2c Ph2 SO (ex-FO) 4105 Black Roof

Simply carefully remove the  bodyshell and glue into place

Proceeds from the sale of each model will be donated to Prostate Cancer UK as we aim to raise £10

Outshopped by Loram in February 2016

while this release shares the same nose configuration as D6600 it correctly rides on Deltic-style cast bogies

Firstly the lashing eyes to secure the locomotive to the ship were in a different position to later models

legends mixed together in rakes of Chaldrons

9681 was one of the last pannier tanks to be built

Originally this running number was allocated to ex GWR number 5752

steam heating cock and break gear