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Class 37/4 - 37402
Outshopped by Loram in February 2016, 37402 was the second member of the Direct Rail Services Class 37/4 fleet to be returned to the BR large logo scheme, after 37401 Mary Queen of Scots, which had led the way after being repaired and repainted into this iconic paint scheme by the SRPS at Bo’ness in late 2013. 37402 was released from Derby wearing non-standard numbers and with its Stephen Middlemore nameplates still in their ‘Compass’ livery position below the radiator, although these were fortunately both fixed at Kingmoor before the locomotive entered traffic a few weeks later, going straight into action on the Cumbrian Coast loco-hauled services between Preston, Barrow and Carlisle.
37402 became a regular on these popular workings and while they ended in May 2018, DRS had plenty of employment for its expanding fleet of heritage liveried Class 37/4s. This included Network Rail test, saloon and railhead treatment trains, the Greater Anglia ‘short set’ passenger services between Norwich and Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, nuclear flask, engineers, railtours, stock moves, ‘thunderbird’, route learning and other duties. By the end of 2018 the sight of pairs of large logo 37/4s either top and tailed or working together became almost commonplace all over the network.
The detail configuration of this locomotive is identical to our other large logo ETH-fitted ‘tractor’, 37409, with the main spotting features of these DRS era machines being the revised LED tail lights, multiple working socket on the nose, toughened windscreens, cab step and door kickplates, and – for those machines that previously wore Compass branding – the plated central window on both sides of the body. Notably though, 37402 was provided with a large Eastfield ‘westie’ logo in the classic position, an embellishment never given to 37409.
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Looks and sounds amazing, just like the real thing Love running it on my layout, it's a fantastic model and a great addition to my fleet.
Great model. Fantastic detail and sound. A welcome addition to the fleet!
Wonderful
Great engine fantastic detailing nice and smooth sounds awesome well done accurascale
Great model
Stunningly good model, well happy with 37402, now for some DRS coaches and a repaint of my DBSO! The Level of detail is amazing, the removeable roof should be an industry standard for most Locos going forward, such a good internal layout. Coupled with the LokSound 5 and the AccuraThrash speaker makes this the best.
Great detail for the price
Well, plough my field, Accurascale have hit another home run with their released Class 37s. These machines even farmer brown would enjoy. As with the first diesel and electric motive stock, these 37s are bristling with fine detail, superb printing and special little touches that Accurascale are now renowned for. If you haven't a tractor on your layout, what is stopping you. With there many diverse features and liveries over all the versions available. I have to say, theses are the best produced models of the Class 37 locomotives to date.
If you dreamt up the perfect class 37 model, this is what you'd create. Looks beautiful, sounds amazing and rins like a dream.
There is something really special about a large logo 37
