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13th January 2026
Looking resplendent in its new 'retro Railfreight livery No.37512 (formerly No. 37608 'Andromeda') leads Mk1 Barrier 6393, Class 175 No.175010, Mk1 Barrier 6344 & No. 37501 'Teeside Steelmaster' westbound through Bathpool on Tuesday 13th January 2026. The EPR (Europhoenix) locomotives were operating 7Q86 01:30 Ely Papworth Sidings to Penzance to deliver another Class 175 to GWR for staff familiarisation.
(Photo: Phil Izzard)
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13th January 2026
Smoking as it powers south at Banklands on Tuesday, 13th January 2026. Recently repainted Class 37 No.37512 (formerly No. 37608 'Andromeda') heads south with partner Europhoenix locomotive No. 37501 'Teeside Steelmaster'. The pair conveying No.175010 south to GWR as 7Q86 01:30 Ely Papworth Sidings - Penzance.
(Photo: Paul Wilkins)
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13th January 2026
Newly repainted into its former Thornaby Railfreight Grey livery No.37512 (formerly No. 37608 'Andromeda') powers south through Broomhay Crossing with No. 37501 'Teeside Steelmaster' at the rear of the consist, sandwiching Class 175 No.175010 on Tuesday, 13th January 2026. The formation was operating as 7Q86 01:30 Ely Papworth Sidings - Penznace to deliver another former Transport for Wales Class 175 to GWR.
(Photo: TimBadgerTrains)
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13th January 2026
Europhoenix (EPR) Class 37/5 locomotives No.37512 and No. 37501 'Teeside Steelmaster' pass over Whiteball working in 'top & tail' formation with the latest move of the next stored Class 175 DMU for GWR. Marshalled between two Mk1 barrier vehicles 6393 & 6344, the former Transport for Wales Class 175 No.175010 had been travelling south throughout the early hours of 13th January 2026—the formation running as 7Q86 01:30 Ely Papworth Sidings to Penzance.
(Photo: S A Ginn)
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13th January 2026
Europhoenix Class 37 No.37512 (formerly No. 37608 'Andromeda') powers through Beambridge on the 13th January 2025, while delivering a Class 175 south to Long Rock Depot at Penzance of GWR. The 7Q86 01:30 Ely Papworth - Penzance operated overnight in top and tail formation.
(Photo: Shaun Mockridge)
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