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Only the interiors differ
22350 A3 DMSO with blue doors and large accessibility icons
Withdrawn in 1959 it was purchased by the NCB and was sent to work at Penallta Colliery in South Wales
BR bauxite livery with HTV markings
These 5 were given a fresh coat of Colas’ house colours and renumbered to 66846 to 66850
Class 30 - D5579 Golden Ochre Livery_Freight Grey Only the interiors differAlthough the Brush Type 2s arguably wore one of the most attractive interpretations of the BR green paint scheme, a growing concern within British Railways was improving the visibility of its diesel motive power, which did not announce themselves to trackside workers in the same way as the steam locomotives they were quickly replacing. As well as trials with flashing lights on various classes, in January 1960, Falcon Works outshopped two Class 30s in
