BR Class 37 - BR Dutch - 37106

BR Class 37 - BR Dutch - 3710637106 (ex D6806) Civil Engineers Dutch Over 70 Class 37s gained the Civil Engineers Dutch livery with split headcode examples being just slightly over represented considering they only made up just over a third of the fleet. It is thus unsurprising that the calls for another Dutch machine have become increasingly deafening. With centre headcode 37258 being a very popular member of our second run, the fourth batch introduces splitbox 37106, which

A last-minute deal saved the locomotive from the cutters

the Coal branding gave way briefly to Mainline logos before a full repaint into Mainline’s Aircraft Blue was undertaken

D9010 – ‘The King’s Own Scottish Borderer’

Cosmetic coupling - hook only Sprung buffers Cab

Chimney Condensing apparatus Dome Drain cocks Handrails Injector Injector pipework Lamp irons Oil lubricators Pipe work Reverser Safety valve Smokebox door dart Smokebox door numberplate Water tank caps Whistle - turned brass Bodyshell - separately-fitted details - in detailing pack (where applicable)

the LokProgrammer is still an invaluable tool – it’s the easiest way to set up and customise your ESU decoders

Coach Length: 216mm

3 set as a proof of concept for the class to take over the Anglo-Scottish sleeper services

FCA 610307 debranded + Suez x3 (G104

two fitted with additional ‘Greedy Boards’

albeit with new LED lighting clusters and was used on many routes around the midlands before returning to Toton during early 2023 for a full repaint in to DB house colours

they were removed after just four months and the locomotive was renamed Eisteddfod Genedlaethol – after the famous festival – in the August