RT-N-180-GC-103B Class 180 - Grand Central livery green stripe (N/2mm) 5-car DMU Class-44 Withdrawals began in 1962 and

Withdrawals began in 1962 and in December 1966 the final V2 was taken out of service

Amusement Caterers and Famous Road Shows

After Indian independence in 1947 moves were made to replace the branch line with metre gauge track and by 1950 the 'Pacifics' were relegated to working the section between Siliguri and Sukna

These 300 locomotives mostly formed class 5700 and became the standard pannier tank on the Great Western railway

RT-N-180-GC-103B Class 180 - Grand Central livery green stripe (N/2mm) 5-car DMU Class-44 Withdrawals began in 1962 andExpected Delivery Q3 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion). The Class 175 and Class 180 are members of the Alstom Coradia family of units and share many common features and parts. The Class 180 units are a 5 car 125mph high speed express unit and 14 sets were ordered by First Great Western and given the brand name 'Adelante'. Intended for high speed express services to South Wales and later used for fast commuter trains from Oxford,