Class 375 Electrostar - 375617 - DCC Sound FittedThe Electrostar story spans a manufacturing period of 18 years, seven different classes, a multitude of sub classes, three different manufacturers names above the door, over 650 sets in service and a geographical spread across southern Britain. Our development team identified that all variants of the Class 375, Class 377, Class 379 and Class 387 Electrostars will make up the tooling suite of our first ever multiple unit. We have partnered with our

accurate scale model

Class 37/6 - 37605

DCC decoder socket in tender (tender roof accessible by lift out section secured by magnets)

centre toughened and all toughened

45 and "nitelink" services during the mid 1990s

They were also used to transport tools and machinery from Inchicore to depots around the network for on-site repairs

With minor celebrity status it was quickly purchased for preservation at the Great Central Railway

It was one of several locomotives hired by DRS and as such carries DB modifications like auto couplers and wing mirrors but the house colours of new operator DRS

which was from the lower geared 80mph batch delivered in 1959 and also the only disc headcode or ‘skinhead’ machine to be converted until a second series of Class 31/4s was undertaken in the mid 1980s

it was built by Kerr Stuart in Stoke on Trent in 1930

Original underslung fuel and water tanks

Bodyshell - factory-fitted separate details