Class 60 - Colas - 60047 Wagon Type_Gypsum Ore by now defaced with an

by now defaced with an EWS ‘big beasties’ sticker

37402 was released from Derby wearing non-standard numbers and with its Stephen Middlemore nameplates still in their ‘Compass’ livery position below the radiator

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

D6992 was the highest numbered example

A Class Locomotive 036

Class 60 - Colas - 60047 Wagon Type_Gypsum Ore by now defaced with anOn 4th March 1991, the latest pair of Class 60s were collected from Brush Traction in Loughborough. Originally allocated to the coal sector, 60047 carried the name Robert Owen, after the Welsh textile manufacturer, philanthropist, and founder of the co operative movement. The locomotive was initially based at Stewarts Lane in Battersea, London. When the BR sectors gave way to the shadow franchises, 60047 became part of the Transrail fleet. It didnt