BR Class 37 - BR Green - D6713 Locomotive Type_Steam Built-in Global Detector for NMRA

Built-in Global Detector for NMRA bi-directional communication

Its one-off appearance was compounded just a few days later when the former D5578 was given the unofficial but very appropriate name Phoenix painted over the squadron symbol with a painted representation of the mythical bird surrounded by flames

and routes – no need for manual setup

This is the last survivor of three similarly finished locomotives with green 37608 and blue 37611 both being stripped of their wraps in 2025 for new makeovers

With the introduction of what became the “8750” variations

BR Class 37 - BR Green - D6713 Locomotive Type_Steam Built-in Global Detector for NMRAD6713 BR Green Never produced before as a standard Accurascale release and consequently one of the most asked for livery variations, D6713 in as delivered British Railways green will bring English Electric reliability and power to any early 1960s layout. Completed at Vulcan Foundry in March 1961 and delivered to 30A Stratford, the East London depots new charge was immediately put into service supplementing its Type 4 cousins, the D200s (Class 40s) on