Class 73 - Caledonian (Early) - 73967 - DCC Sound Fitted73967 Caledonian Sleeper, Early This locomotive is one of the two 73 9s that started life as a JA 73. Not that it changes the prototypes as all traces of JA were removed during rebuilding. E6006 was built at Eastleigh in November 1962 and was later renumbered to 73006 under TOPS. It was rebuilt at Brush Wabtec during 2015 and entered traffic with Caledonian sleeper the same year. Our model represents 73967 in the condition it was first adapted to work

vacuum pipe and flush sided doors

like all six members of the sub class it was allocated to Cardiff Canton

Glasgow in 1929

the increasingly unreliable Hunslets—despite sharing an engine and many mechanical and electrical components with the BR Class 20s—were replaced in 1980 with General Motors 111 Class locomotives

Bogies (Fabricated and three variations of Cast)

Available only direct from accurascale

the Cambrian Railway was not extensive in terms of the mileage it operated

The brightness of each output may be adjusted separately

Also evident are slightly more polished areas than it would have had during squadron service as well as the mandatory OHLE warning flashes on the step areas

‘Manor’ 4-6-0 No

the bottom sections of any remaining wooden stanchions were removed

the line was completely shut in 1977