BR Class 37 - WCRC - 37516

BR Class 37 - WCRC - 3751637516 (ex D6786 37086) Loch Laidon WCRC In a run full of most requested liveries the West Coast Railways maroon dip is a standout, with every run of our Mk. 2b and Mk. 2c coach giving rise to a greater number of calls for a Class 37 to pull them. We set ourself several goals with this release; 1 do a version never done before by us or by other manufacturers, 2 preferably something with some interesting tooling variations, and 3 try and continue the

Fully detailed underframe (including brake rigging and hangers)

Extra fine factory-fitted detail plastic parts and sprung buffers

passenger and sleeper services on the 122-mile route

The penultimate English Electric Type 3 delivered

Nose front sandbox hatches: plated over

While bogie wagons suitable for sundries

Brake rigging chassis Correct-thickness "stamped" rods Footsteps Inside valve gear (cosmetic) Pipework Sanding gear Detail pack also contains

it went first to Talywain Colliery before being transferred to the new Mountain Ash system where it worked until 1975

already have a Wi-Fi connection built in

examples of both the ODA and original SOV variants are preserved on heritage railways

37271 (built as D6971) initially spent a year at Allelys’ yard at Studley

Very limited run of just 250 Pack