8750 Class - 3650 - Stephenson Clarke Blue Locomotive Class_Hunslet Austerity ST

8750 Class - 3650 - Stephenson Clarke Blue Locomotive Class_Hunslet Austerity STBuilt 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

albeit flying under the flag of the EP Rail ‘spot hire’ subsidiary

the fourth batch introduces splitbox 37106

Withdrawn in October 1965 and only the fifth locomotive to leave Woodham Brothers’ scrapyard in South Wales

with regional and era variations for each

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which quickly replaced the depot plaque with a colourful cockney sparrow variants and added a sticker version for good luck as well

Unfortunately this never took place and after hanging on for over a decade it met its fate at CF Booth

like the rest of the EWS fleet

with no modifications fitted

and No ICI lettering

142012 (55553+55603) Manchester Victoria (via Oldham) / Blackburn

Representation of internal body detail