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Stadler's team proposed the development of a dual-mode locomotive that could be alternatively powered by an onboard diesel engine or via electricity supplied from overhead lines (OHLE)
Pristine Lincolnshire Coast Light Railway Crimson & Cream livery
which saw it lose its steam generator
This particular example represents a BR Bauxite Pre-TOPs version lettered 'TUNNEL CEMENT' and numbered 'B887990'
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373-829 BYA Steel Coil Carrier (Ex-EWS) DB Cargo No.966149 Brand_Hattons Stadler's team proposed the developmentThe steel industry has long depended on rail to transport its products around the UK and in the late 1990s EWS had a number of new wagons built by Thrall in York to carry steel rod coil. Assigned the TOPS code BYA, the wagons feature a strong underframe with four loading racks, and a three piece telescopic hood was fitted to protect the load from the elements. The Graham Farish model is a faithful replica of these distinctive wagons, accurately
