LNER - HE3151 - 8008 - DCC Sound Locomotive Class_Class 50 which were fitted with a

which were fitted with a plough blade manufactured by Beilhack

60022 remained in its distinctive state for around 14 months

'unpainted' with GBRf and VTG logos - “Ghosted” former First logos

196 was chosen to carry the name of Major General Errol Lonsdale who was the then chief of Army transport

and like the latter retained their unpainted finish above the bodyside angle

LNER - HE3151 - 8008 - DCC Sound Locomotive Class_Class 50 which were fitted with aThe earliest built Austerity in our launch range, this one was built by the Hunslet engine company, Leeds in Feb 1944, and numbered WD 75101. Acquired by the LNER in July 1946 and classified as J94, this locomotive was one of several to retain its desert sand livery with the addition of LNER numerals. At its first shopping date it would be repainted in the standard LNER black livery of the time. The locomotive would be passed to BR and renumbered