BR Class 92 - Railfreight Grey - 92002 'H. G. Wells' - DCC Sound PC017B/C PCA Bulk Cement Wagon they were repainted with orange/tan

they were repainted with orange/tan bodies and grey chassis

Rotating axlebox hubs (with alternate axlebox covers for earlier versions)

that will run on DC and DCC

and AUX1–AUX6 function outputs

It had initially been sold to the Class 40 Appeal at the Midland Railway Centre and retained its its celebrity GW150 paint job and still controversial Sir Edward Elgar name from February 1984

BR Class 92 - Railfreight Grey - 92002 'H. G. Wells' - DCC Sound PC017B/C PCA Bulk Cement Wagon they were repainted with orange/tan92002 H. G. Wells Railfreight GreyCompleted by Brush Traction in December 1993 and named after the prolific English writer H. G. Wells, No. 92002 would spend its formative years undergoing testing, initially at the Railway Technical Centre, Derby, then at the Velim test track near Prague in the Czech Republic and, finally, at the Arsenal complex near Vienna in Austria. Repatriated to the UK in time for the Crewe Basford Hall Open Day in August 1995,