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| Preserved No. D821 is seen painted in original green livery style, with small yellow warning end. All members of this fleet were named after Royal Navy ships and land bases, with GW style cast plates carried in the middle of the body. The structural design of the locos with two power units, led to an almost symmetrical design with a central steam heat boiler flanked by the two power units and transmission groups. No. D821 is seen at Exeter. CJM. |
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| Painted in the post 1967 BR rail blue livery, but with a small yellow warning panel, a livery style applied to a handful of locos, No. D821 is seen inside Laira depot, Plymouth. Front end equipment is: A-red tail light, B-white front marker light, C-4-character route indicator, D-engine control air pipe, E-steam heat pipe, F-coupling, G-vacuum brake pipe. CJM. |
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