8750 Class - 9741 - British Railways Green

8750 Class - 9741 - British Railways Green9741. British Railways Green Livery With the introduction of what became the 8750 variations, this 1935 built locomotive emerged from Swindon works carrying a new enlarged cab but still retained some of the earlier style parts such as water fillers and backplate feed. Its initial allocation was Stafford Road shed (Wolverhampton) and can be seen here as it was outshopped in the early British Railways livery lettered livery with GWR "Egyptian" typeface.

Standard sleeper coach 15314

the locomotive was the first diesel to be used at the site and remained there until the end of coal carbonisation in March 1972

before being renumbered as 7027 under the LNER

RP25-110 profile OO wheels with provision for re-gauging with scale-sized wheels for P4/EM gauges – with simple ride height adjustment – and ability to set brake blocks in line with wheels

metal wire and etched metal detail parts

Scottish 'car style' headlight (fully working)

single spoke and 3-hole disc

in April 2022

being delivered to the North Eastern Region Civil Engineer’s Department at Etherley Tip in Witton

Very limited run of just 250 Wagons per type

PR26832 (ladder)

Great Western livery: