4726 Class 47 575 'City of Hereford' Parcels Red/Grey Diesel Locomotive Class-450 000 miles fault-free running were

000 miles fault-free running were achieved six months ahead of schedule

the length was nearly 10 feet longer at 75 feet over the buffers and the body shell was designed with a stressed steel skin which was lighter and stronger than previous designs

Mark 1 coaches fulfilling these needs until Mark 3s came along in the late seventies

REGION London Midland/Scottish (1967-76)

This model will also incorporate the same iron cored 5 pole motor that is used in the N Gauge Class 50 and Class 68

4726 Class 47 575 'City of Hereford' Parcels Red/Grey Diesel Locomotive Class-450 000 miles fault-free running wereThe Class 47 is one of the most mass produced locomotives of the BR Fleet. These locomotives were designed and built between 1962 and 1968 by Brush Traction and British Rail Crewe Works. They were used all over the western region hauling passenger services and can still be seen running up and down the country with special services. MECHANICAL Powerful 5 pole, twin shaft motor with two brass flywheels providing drive to both bogies Four axle drive with