ESU 50220 ECoS Command Station (6A)ESU ECoS 50220 Command Station Powerful, Versatile, and User Friendly The ESU ECoS 50220 is the second generation of ESUs highly successful ECoS command station. Combining cutting edge digital technology with intuitive controls, a clear touchscreen interface, and outstanding versatility, the ECoS offers an exceptional balance of performance and value. With its large, high resolution colour display, easy to use interface, and robust functionality, the

which it retained until its withdrawal in October 1981

Castlemungret in County Limerick and Platin in County Meath to distribution points throughout the CIÉ/Irish Rail and Northern Ireland Railways’ networks

with Early Emblem

73967 – Caledonian Sleeper

the increasingly unreliable Hunslets—despite sharing an engine and many mechanical and electrical components with the BR Class 20s—were replaced in 1980 with General Motors 111 Class locomotives

The three "Celtic Queens" gained iconic status among Irish enthusiasts and were the largest 4-6-0 locomotives to operate in the British Isles

Towards the end of 2006 it lost its RfD logos and lettering in favour of the ‘big beasties’ decal

hopper door operating equipment

AVM® FritzBox®)

at a maximum speed of 80mph

25064 - CIE Ivory

BR Class 50 - Large Logo w/black roof - 50014 'Warspite'