Class 73 - Caledonian (Early) - 73967

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

it gained the general grey scheme in June 1989 which was modified into ‘Dutch’ just over a year later

The registration numbers were 99-D-517

* Two styles of sprung buffer: Oleo (coal variants) and heavy duty (CDA)* Three different chassis frame variants for HAA

dating from 1930

black and white making it one of the most recognisable locomotives on the current railway network

improved its ticketing arrangements and introduced new on-track plant and shunting locomotives

and four aspect solenoid accessories is fully maintained

The Cambrian served central and coastal Wales with railways that encompassed not only standard-gauge operations

Direct Rail Services blue with original logos

NSE-sized numbers were applied to the driver’s cabside with double arrows at the other end

24250 - IR Points

these figures are designed and produced in the UK specifically for the Accurascale class 37