Class 58 - EWS Red/Gold - 58050 Livery_Grey Blue White 'unpainted' with GBRf and VTG

'unpainted' with GBRf and VTG logos - “Ghosted” former First logos

the Cemflo/PCV wagons are probably best known for their use on trains of Blue Circle cement from Cliffe

Within days of release it was unofficially named Boadicea and received white painted ‘discs’ the following year

several years after the DB Schenker takeover

Ltd at Longpark Pottery in Hillhead

Class 58 - EWS Red/Gold - 58050 Livery_Grey Blue White 'unpainted' with GBRf and VTGThe final Class 58 to be delivered, 58050 brought the curtain down on British Rail built locomotives. From this point onwards, private firms would build locomotives exclusively. In March 1987, 58050 was formally handed over for traffic, being named just a month later as Toton Traction Depot in honour of the class's home base. 58050 was chosen to represent the class at the Triple Grey launch at Ripple Lane in October 1987, so it only carried the Red