ACC3471-DCC Class 66 Freightliner (60th Anniversary) No.66501 Diesel Locomotive - DCC Sound Electric-Multiple-Unit no matter if DCC

no matter if DCC

It is built to the ISO standards

Built with an enclosed cab and named after a character in The Faerie Queen (a poem by Edmund Spenser published in 1596)

the upper body has more windows along the side of the roof and on the roof itself

we have created a range of new 009 wagons

ACC3471-DCC Class 66 Freightliner (60th Anniversary) No.66501 Diesel Locomotive - DCC Sound Electric-Multiple-Unit no matter if DCCExpected Delivery Q3 2027 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion). Prototype History 66501 was the first Class 66 to arrive in the UK for another operator, in this case Freightliner, on 17 July 1999 aboard the M. V. Gajah Borneo. On 19 July 1999, the locomotive was formally handed over at Newport Docks before making its way to Ipswich for acceptance. It settled into normal Freightliner intermodal operations and gained the name Japan 2001 to