BR Class 92 - DB Cargo - 92029 - DCC Silent Wagon Type_MDO 21 Ton Hopper The use of driving trailers

The use of driving trailers on the Enterprise ended with the introduction of the 111s

which included a repaint in Fragonset’s striking black livery with maroon/gold stripe and the mythical creature-themed name Chimaera

and each waggon depicted is based on photographic evidence and reference to colliery records to confirm lettering styles

with 1100 workers losing their jobs

a total of 79 were turned out between March and April 1958

BR Class 92 - DB Cargo - 92029 - DCC Silent Wagon Type_MDO 21 Ton Hopper The use of driving trailers92029 DB Cargo (with Martin House headboard) EXCLUSIVENamed for Dante Alighieri, the famed Italian writer of the Divine Comedy, which tells the fictional story of the authors journey through hell, the palindromic No. 92029 Dante was released from Brush at Loughborough in March 1995 for testing but would not be officially allocated to Crewe IEMD until six months later. Like most of its EWS owned colleagues it was rarely used to its full capabilities