BR Class 37 - BR Blue (Cornish Lizard) - 37185 - DCC Sound Livery_British Gypsum it never carried the Cooling

it never carried the Cooling Towers depot plaque

the locomotive was laid up at Heaton depot and was finally scrapped in 1970

The Midland Railway constructed a number of different mail and parcel tender designs

it does have the standout feature of being one of the three tripcock-fitted Class 66s available for use over the Metropolitan line

and they required a fleet of internal user wagons for the transfer of coal around the site

BR Class 37 - BR Blue (Cornish Lizard) - 37185 - DCC Sound Livery_British Gypsum it never carried the Cooling37185 (ex D6885) BR Blue w Wizzy the Lizard logo While 37207 William Cookworthy is the most famous of the Cornish themed Class 37s with its local hero name and full set of nose regalia and Wizzy the lizard arrow logos, there were three other Laira based members of the fleet that also gained painted embellishments courtesy of St Blazey guard and celebrated artist Vic Millington. Of the other trio, 37247 gained Cornish Railways lettering, and 37181 and