CIE LB Flat Wagon - Flying Snail/Roundel - Pack 2 Accessory Type_Loads Greater Anglia and Samaritans to

Greater Anglia and Samaritans to pay tribute and to raise awareness of the invaluable work the Samaritans do to help prevent suicide across the UK and Republic of Ireland

1979-2000's

Modifications were required to the cab roofs to allow for tighter clearances which involved removing the protruding roof section and placing a new rainstrip higher on the roof

top headlight and DRS multiple working equipment as well as a full cab upgrade with new control desk and sound proofed partition to bring them up to an almost identical specification to the operator's Class 37/6 locos that featured heavily in our first production run

It could also be found on a wide variety of freight and even Railtrack/Network Rail test trains and was variously allocated to Crewe Diesel

CIE LB Flat Wagon - Flying Snail/Roundel - Pack 2 Accessory Type_Loads Greater Anglia and Samaritans toAs CI continued its programme of rolling stock renewal under the tenure of Oliver Bulleid, Inchicore Works turned its attention to the construction of a humble but useful flat wagon with a 12 ton capacity. Utilising a version of Bulleids patented triangulated chassis developed as the basis for a variety of CI wagons, a total of 79 were turned out between March and April 1958. Later, a number of withdrawn H Vans were repurposed as flat wagons for the