1604 had the honour of being the first S160 to be displayed publicly when on the 11th December 1942 it was exhibited at Paddington station and officially handed over to Lord Leathers (Minister of War Transport) by Colonel N
but since 2019 the majority of locomotives are owned by DB Cargo (UK)
Ringwood and Ferndown (the Bournemouth Spur Road from Ashley Heath to Cooper Dean having not yet been built) and did the journey in 78 minutes
Still used by several operators today including Freightliner
the Arc Roof stock was later cascaded as new stock was introduced
23-240 Roundhouse Three Road (Pre-Built) option-set-235 1604 had the honour ofFan shaped engine storage. During the heyday of steam locomotives, the main stations had an engine zone attached to them, and there was always a turntable. Steam locomotives whose traveling direction is limited due to their structure are placed on a turntable and turned around in order to change the traveling direction at the station or terminal station, and they are equipped with coal, sand, etc. The good old days, the electric turntables are perfect