Class 37 - BR Green (Small Yellow Panels) - D6724 (C) Coach Type_SO the LokProgrammer is still an

the LokProgrammer is still an invaluable tool – it’s the easiest way to set up and customise your ESU decoders

When you hold the Mobile Control Pro in your hands for the first time

private firms would build locomotives exclusively

usually between one and five wagons behind a pair of Direct Rail Services (DRS) locomotives

this locomotive originally sported the “First group” rendition of GBRF livery ahead of the press launch on the 8th January 2007 at Old Oak Common

Class 37 - BR Green (Small Yellow Panels) - D6724 (C) Coach Type_SO the LokProgrammer is still anDeparting from English Electrics Vulcan Foundry in August 1961, D6724 was briefly allocated to 31B March before heading to 30A Stratford the following month. A dependable member of the East London depot for the next five years its duties would have included Great Eastern main line and Cambridge line passenger diagrams, inter regional turns, particularly the Manchester Harwich boat train, as well as parcels and freight services. By now wearing small