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A YORK-based rail company has unveiled a special new livery on one of its trains to celebrate the 50th birthday of the National Railway Museum.

Completed in February 1923, at a cost of almost £8,000, the Flying Scotsman was originally built by the London and North Eastern Railway (LNER), to a design by its chief engineer, Sir Nigel Gresley.

THE renewed public interest in the Flying Scotsman, which has returned to service after a 10-year refit, is testament to the engineering skill of the man who designed her.

As a result, Gresley designed the Class A1 three-cylinder 4-6-2 locomotive. Advertisement. ... (LNER), was No. 1472 ‘Flying Scotsman’ in Apple Green livery on February 24, 1923.

The iconic Flying Scotsman steam train first entered service 100 ... It is the only one of the class that has been preserved to the ... The locomotive continued to tour the UK despite leaving LNER.

As we said in Memories 628, an A3 Class Pacific locomotive named Flying Scotsman became LNER’s champion – in 1928, it became the first engine to complete a non-stop run from London to ...

THE iconic Flying Scotsman locomotive is close to a return to the railways, as work on a £4.2 million restoration project nears completion.

FLYING SCOTSMAN is drawing the ... No 1472 was the third of Sir Nigel Gresley’s A1 class Pacific engines to be built ... No 4472 was renamed Flying Scotsman in honour, said the LNER PR ...

One of the brand new King Charles £2 coins will display the iconic Flying Scotsman steam ... Officially it was an LNER Class A3 4472 Pacific steam locomotive built to a design by the ...

The iconic Flying Scotsman may be at risk of being forced off mainline rail lines as regulators push new safety rules. Following new regulations, all trains on mainline rail lines should have ...

The iconic Flying Scotsman steam train first entered service 100 ... It is the only one of the class that has been preserved to the ... The locomotive continued to tour the UK despite leaving LNER.