Class 66 - DB - 66190Originally part of the Red Revolution, a term used to describe the dominance of English, Welsh and Scottish (EWS) class 66s across the UK freight scene, 66190 arrived on British soil early in the year 2000. One of 250 near identical locomotives, 66190 was put to work almost immediately on a wide variety of freight work, as the class 66s were the go anywhere type at EWSs disposal. The first modification came in the summer of 2001 as 66190 was fitted

LIGHTING and DCC FEATURES

It was repainted for the 1980 Rainhill Event

66793 comes under the broad umbrella of what is known to British railway enthusiasts as a “euro class 66”

the now renumbered 68535 remained in Scotland allocated to Dundee Shed 62B

PR26505 (ladder)

and roof vents

being replaced by a Barclay Class 06 No

John Smith promised the locomotive to the National Railway Museum when it reaches the end of its expected service life

HYA  37 70 6791 031-7

it can be seen here with the current day ‘europorte’ branding removed

joining the second batch of locomotives for tender in February 2022

Sprung buffers