8750 Class - 3650 - Stephenson Clarke BlueBuilt at Swindon by the GWR as part of lot 325 in 1939, 3650 would move to Tyseley depot in Birmingham. It would stay here until moved to Wales during 1953 via a short 2 month stay at Bristol Bath Road (82A). Upon withdrawal from Neath (87A) in September 1963. Instead of scrapping, 3650 was sold to Stephenson Clarke Ltd, a private colliery operator at Gwaun cae Gurwen in South Wales, where it was painted blue with red Stephenson Clarke lettering along

HYA  371080

the Plymouth depot repainted it back to BR blue

Cutdown HYA ex-Biomass -  Blue/Black with VTG branding  (Pack 1)

Accessible sleeper coach 15214

and a convenient charging solution without the need to connect cables directly

Detailed multi piece body

Built-in lithium polymer battery provides 5–6 hours of use

Stored by EWS at Motherwell in March 2005 and sold for preservation at the Pontypool & Blaenavon Railway in 2009

which included a new toughened centre window

73965 – GBRf

Corridor Composite (converted from FK for Scottish Region services) and a mini buffet with trolley space

cast double arrows and Cardiff Canton depot plaques at the same time