Class 31 - 31301 Railfreight Red-Stripe - DCC Sound31301 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

PR 26815 Outer

This locomotive was also involved in trials in February 2010 using Cargo-D’s blue/grey Wrexham & Shropshire-branded Mk

7801 – ‘Anthony Manor '

This left only 50007 Sir Edward Elgar

at the same time

Having been fitted with miniature snowploughs only a few months earlier it happily retained them throughout the rest of its BR career

45 and "nitelink" services during the mid 1990s

Perhaps better known for its spell as “James the Engine” in Stobart livery

DC Rail Freight has granted Accurascale exclusive rights to produce this livery on 60099—a gesture we deeply appreciate

A 3D Printed Driver and Secondman custom scanned and produced to fit perfectly in the accurascale 50

Open Platform

Fitted with Train Lighting