‘Early Escapees’ D6501 & D6578 in BR green with off white lining.

‘Superliner Superpower’ D6547 & D6554 with small warning panels.

‘Brighton Blues’ 33014 & 33062 in late 1970s BR corporate blue.

‘Tunnel Twins’ 33050 & 33056 with Railfreight Construction logos.

‘Double Dutch’ 33046 & 33047 in 1990s' Civil Engineers' livery.

‘Minimodal Motivators’ 33025 & 33030, a superb DRS duo.

Welded and rivitted roof styles feature on this pair. SOLD OUT

This Direct Rail Services duo carries the original branding. SOLD OUT

One of each refurbished nose style plus working lights. SOLD OUT

Fitted with snowploughs and pipes the model look great. SOLD OUT

Nose profile close-up: 37688 has a MU socket fitted. SOLD OUT

Photo-etched 'Kingmoor TMD' plates are included. SOLD OUT

Red bufferbeams and rad fans provide colour contrast. SOLD OUT

Presented in new packaging with 'Speacial Edition' seal. SOLD OUT

Roofs vary with rivetted and welded versions portrayed. SOLD OUT

Loadhaul logo next to 37884 with later nose livery. SOLD OUT

The bold scheme suits the type as these side views show. SOLD OUT

Very different nose ends feature on the Loadhaul pair. SOLD OUT

Nose to nose: Can you spot the differences? SOLD OUT

Close-up of the Loadhaul branding on 37884. SOLD OUT

Fuelled and serviced, Nos. 37713 & 37884 await duties. SOLD OUT

This pack features the other two freight companies. SOLD OUT

These locomotives display further grille permutations. SOLD OUT

37702 carries 'Taff Merthyr' plates. 37798 is un-named. SOLD OUT

Noses are identical, being rebuilt ex-split box machines. SOLD OUT

Transrail and Mainline adopted a 'rolling wheel' logo. SOLD OUT

Close-up: 37702 with rectangular buffers and 'Big T' logo. SOLD OUT

Cab view of 37798 showing off its 'rolling wheels' logo. SOLD OUT

The Type 3s rest on shed after an arduous day's work. SOLD OUT

Side profile of 57604 showing stainless steel grilles. SOLD OUT

Hand-finished mock-up of the limited edition model. SOLD OUT

Features include high intensity head and red tail lights. SOLD OUT

The model is presented in special GWR packaging. SOLD OUT

A fitting memento of the GWR 175th anniversary year. SOLD OUT

The real 57604 seen at Didcot Railway Centre just after unveiling

Close-up of the 'Pendennis Castle' nameplate and crest worn by 57604

03160 features a yellow bufferbeam and single horn. SOLD OUT

This vacuum-braked loco has a full set of marker lights. SOLD OUT

Vacuum-braked locos were the most common variant. SOLD OUT

Cabside with early data panel and Stratford depot sticker. SOLD OUT

This is the familiar silhouette with 'flowerpot' exhaust. SOLD OUT

The diminutive loco looks good from all angles. SOLD OUT

Side-on: There's a driver figure and cab interior lighting. SOLD OUT

The Class 03 model is presented in our new outer box. SOLD OUT

03371 has the conical exhaust stack and twin air horns. SOLD OUT

Modified with two marker lights and black bufferbeam. SOLD OUT

Our dual-braked loco showing the compressor cabinet. SOLD OUT

Cabside showing data panel and Gateshead shed sticker. SOLD OUT

Dual-braked 03371 with its conical exhaust and air tank. SOLD OUT

The conical exhaust stack is shown to advantage. SOLD OUT

A side-on view of this North East-based machine. SOLD OUT

The 0-6-0 comes in a presentation box with certificate. SOLD OUT

BR Railfreight north east steel pair of 37501 and 37502. SOLD OUT

This loco carries the sky blue British Steel customer livery. SOLD OUT

'British Steel Teesside' wears the red stripe scheme. SOLD OUT

The locos often worked in multiple hence a twinpack offer. SOLD OUT