Derby RTC Test Service Vehicles (Late) - Twin Pack Livery_BR Golden Ochre with SYP 371020 lasted just over ten

371020 lasted just over ten years in this configuration before emerging from WH Davis at Langwith Junction in late 2017 with one fewer hopper bays and now dedicated to aggregates traffic

Pre-installed RailCom® global detector recognises RailCom®-compatible decoders directly on the main track

With or without bufferbeam skirts

their working lives were destined to be relatively short

This attractively liveried Austerity was built in 1945 by W

Derby RTC Test Service Vehicles (Late) - Twin Pack Livery_BR Golden Ochre with SYP 371020 lasted just over tenOur twin pack of Mark 2B coaches in the iconic Railway Technical Centre (RTC) livery of red, white, and blue, with distinctive yellow ends is back, but this time with a twist! This time they represent a later phase in their RTC service, with various lettering painted out. Primarily used as brake force runners in test trains, the coaches lost their original lettering around 1991 92.