mixed traffic version of Gresley's A4 Pacific locomotives
8 tons (14 tonnes) these multi-door bogie vans were versatile
RailCom cutout (allows use of RailCom-track occupied detector)
towards the end of that same year it swapped its Colas ‘hard hat’ logos for new diamond stickers
this vehicle is an ideal complement to a passenger train or could be marshalled as part of a dedicated parcels train operating across the LNER network and into bordering regions
137-2015 GG1 Conrail Bicentennial 4800 option-set-121 mixed traffic version of Gresley'sThe GG1, one of the PRRs most famous and recognizable locomotives, is also one of the most curiously designed. Technically two locomotives under one shell (a G class locomotive is a 4 6 0 by PRR specification, therefore the GG1 was two G locomotives in a 4 6 0: 0 6 4 arrangement). This added up to a 4. 6k horsepower locomotive that was staggeringly powerful, even by todays standards. Designed in the 20s, built in 30s, and not retired until the 80s,