Class 31 - 31301 Railfreight Red-Stripe - DCC Sound Livery_Intercity

Class 31 - 31301 Railfreight Red-Stripe - DCC Sound Livery_Intercity31301 Railfreight Red Stripe Developed from the large logo scheme, when the original Railfreight grey livery was launched on 58001 in December 1982 it was lifted by the addition of a red bufferbeam and solebars. However, when the paintjob was first rolled out on the Class 31s as they left Doncaster after Heavy General Overhaul from March 1985 only the red bufferbeams were carried over, the red lower body band not being introduced until January 1987 on

which MDO did not carry

92022 – ‘Charles Dickens

it connects wirelessly to your digital command station via Wi-Fi and offers intuitive

31285 debuted new larger LED tail lights and

Pack includes five (5)  '90 Keg' Cages

37421 is still a regular atop PLPR (Plain Line Pattern Recognition) and UTU (Ultrasonic Testing Unit) formations and is expected to remain a key component of the operator’s fleet for several years to come

it moved to the Gloucestershire-Warwickshire Railway in June 1981 and returned to steam in December 1987

Although intially outshopped with plated headcode still extant this was removed on its repaint into the 'fade' scheme in 2014 and the Accurascale model will correctly feature the smoothed off nose

covering a time period from 1840 to 1978

before renumbering as AD 3031 in 1967 and ARMY 5301 in 1968

Built by George Stephenson

in 2011 these locomotives were then leased on to GBRF