Class 142 - GW Chocolate & Cream 'Skipper' - 142015 - DCC Sound Fitted Livery_Rugby Cement Barry Island

Barry Island

5 ‘Easy Ride’ low track force bogies

primarily as brake force runners

Bagnall in Stafford and was one of the 377 locomotives built for the War Department and originally carried the number 75174

Even though it was delivered almost two years after the Great Western Railway was nationalised

Class 142 - GW Chocolate & Cream 'Skipper' - 142015 - DCC Sound Fitted Livery_Rugby Cement Barry Island142015 (55556+55606) Exeter St Davids Paignton The next 13 units, 142015 142027, were for use on branch lines in Devon and Cornwall. New to Plymouth Laira between September December 1985 and branded as Skippers they were delivered in a chocolate and cream scheme in a reverse of the Great Western coaching stock livery, appropriate considering the GW150 celebrations that had been taking place that same year. This was applied to the same format as later