5700 Class - 5753 - BR Black Early Emblem Locomotive Class_Class 66 this is believed to be

this is believed to be one of the longest names ever carried by a UK locomotive

with additional locations in the South and Scotland added to the scheme

A 3D Printed Driver and Secondman custom scanned and produced to fit perfectly in the accurascale 60

packers assembled individual parcels for each destination

it would not be reallocated until 1958 when it was moved to Slough (81B)

5700 Class - 5753 - BR Black Early Emblem Locomotive Class_Class 66 this is believed to beBuilt GWR at Swindon during April 1929. This 5700 was one of 30 locomotives built as part of Lot 238. As with all GWR built 5700s it was fitted with cast iron numberplates that were painted off yellow to represent brass. New to Old Oak Common it would soon transfer to Southall where it would spend the rest of its working life until withdrawal on the 14th of September 1959. Some say that after withdrawal, 5753 went on to work on an Island just off the