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with the odd cross-London or cross-country excursion it initially settled into a life of express and secondary passenger work as well as parcels and freight traffic
plated roof heating vents
Wagon B 25073
which gave the battered blue Class 37 the unofficial name Vampire (after the de Havilland jet) in November 1989
Originally part of the ‘Red Revolution’
ZDV - SatLink Western - Single Pack O Livery_Railfreight Construction with the odd cross-London orIn the early 1980s, British Rail's shift to an air braked network created logistical challenges for the Ministry of Defence (MoD), whose depot sidings had sharp curves that could not accommodate newer, long wheelbase wagons. To solve this, 50 vacuum braked, 12 foot wheelbase "Pipe" wagons (built in 1961 under Lot 3335 to Diagram 1 462) were selected for conversion. Their drop sides were ideal for palletised loads. Modified at Shildon works in 1983
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