Builder: BR Derby Works
Layout: Low Density
Length: 57ft
Coupling Code: Yellow Diamond
Coupling Type: Screw
Gangway Type: LMS
Engines: AEC 150hp
Transmission: Mechanical
Lot Number: 30240
Diagram: 633
03/03/56 | New to | 3E (Monument Lane) | |
Jun-58 | Transferred to | 6G (Llandudno Junction) | |
3w/e 31/01/65 | Transferred to | 1E (Bletchley) | |
5w/e 12/08/67 | Transferred to | 32A (Norwich) | |
P10/67 | Withdrawn from | 32A (Norwich) |
Scrapped by Bird Group, Long Marston
79133 | 79654 | As delivered to 3E - 3rd March 1956 | |||||||
79133 | 79633 | Noted 15/06/65 - on Bletchley-Cambridge services1 | |||||||
79133 | 79635 | Noted 05/02/66 - on Bletchley-Cambridge services1 | |||||||
79133 | 79657 | Noted 26/02/66 - on Bletchley-Cambridge services1 | |||||||
79133 | 79657 | Noted 04/06/66 - on Bletchley-Cambridge services1 | |||||||
79133 | 79185 | Noted 09/07/66 - on Bletchley-Cambridge services1 |
Formation Sources
1: Roy Endersby
Derby Lightweight DMBS 79133 at Ipswich loco shed. Circa early 1970 after withdrawal - note the missing wipers and glass from a marker lamp. 79656 is behind. Tony Wilkins.
Withdrawn Derby Lightweight DMBS 79133 at Ipswich loco depot, circa early 1970. Note the rear of a Met-Camm Lightweight on the right. Tony Wilkins.
Withdrawn 79133 (and 79656 on the right) at Ipswich loco depot circa early 1970. Tony Wilkins.
79133 at the front of a line of withdrawn yellow diamond Derby and Met-Camm Lightweight vehicles at Ipswich loco depot circa early 1970. The next vehicle in the line is 79656. Tony Wilkins.
A withdrawn Derby Lightweight set at Ipswich loco shed circa early 1970, with 79133 on the left and 79656 on the right. Tony Wilkins.
Derby Lightweight DTCL M79656 stored at Ipswich loco shed circa early 1970. For almost all its life it was an LMR vehicle, it would be transferred from Bletchley to Norwich - probably with 79133 in summer 1967 - it was withdrawn from that depot in October 1967 and would eventually be disposed of to the Bird Group at Long Marston in February 1973. It faces a Met-Camm "Lightweight". Tony Wilkins.