5700 Class - 7755 - Shirtbutton Green

5700 Class - 7755 - Shirtbutton Green7755. GWR Shirt button Livery. 7755 was a loco from the Work Creation orders. This engine was built in 1930 by North British Locomotive Co. at Queens Park works in Glasgow. New to Neath shed. By the late 1930s 7755 gained the then new shirt button GWR logo and was transferred to Llanelly shed. A South Wales engine for its entire life, it was withdrawn from Aberbeeg shed in 1962 and scrapped. Features: No top feed, early cab style handrails, Bunker

extra-fine factory-installed pipework and screw couplings

The LokSound 5 decoder can reproduce up to 10 channels simultaneously

Cab variations - short & tall Detailed & painted Footplate doors Glazing Chassis/underframe detail

Original windscreens with as built cab layout

Cards are issued subject to these terms:

Perhaps better known for its spell as “James the Engine” in Stobart livery

PowerPack stay-alive system and dual speaker configuration to reproduce the characteristic sound and function of a Class 66 loco at work

HBA Hopper (Aero Canopy)

'Stay-Alive' capacitor in all coaches

auto off on movement

Individual vehicle numbering was indicated by use of numbers in the 22xxx range

After 12 years of service with NR and some 54 years after being delivered to Tinsley as D5817 in October 1961