Class 142 - Northern - 142070142070 (55720+55766) Bishop Auckland Saltburn Rounding off the first run of the Accurascale Pacer fleet is a pair of Northern Rail units, once ubiquitous from the late 2000s almost anywhere between Chester Sheffield and Carlisle Newcastle. 79 members of the Serco Abellio operated fleet carried the purple blue grey livery, although sadly none received promotional vinyls like several of the companys Class 150, 156 and 158 DMUs. The Northern fleet was

Boiler exhaust

but it certainly was in the area it covered

the Type 3 was first allocated to Gateshead but would also call Hull Dairycotes

Track output fully protected against overloads and short circuits

Representation of internal body detail

end brake rigging and very fine brake chain

It moved to the West Somerset in 1995 and wore the name Norton Manor between 2011-18 after the home of 40 Commando

It remained in this condition until it was withdrawn and placed in store

In September 1994 it was only the second Class 37 to be released in the much-loved Loadhaul scheme and was notable as the only member of the shadow freight company’s fleet to never receive the bodyside logos

A Class Locomotive 027

usually between one and five wagons behind a pair of Direct Rail Services (DRS) locomotives

by which time it had gained the large EWS sticker