(Above) This is the Sentinel been done for the YCR route as no: 81 was allocated to Pickering to rescue the Sentinel Railcar (don’t know how often that occurred).
(Above) This is my personal favourite, 148 in LNER Lined Black (yes it did happen, I have a photo to prove it, not sure how many carried this livery).
(Above) An unusual style of lettering, putting the e in brackets on the cab side. Also not the spark arrestor fitted to the chimney
(Above) 1 from the war! 8175 carrying wartime lettering and numbering style
(Above) The classic style of lettering as carried by the sentinels, with lettering and numbering on the bunker.
(Above) the above 2 locos are the same the only difference been the number (68151 is a special request from Dave Forrest
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(Above) how the sentinels appeared toward the end of their days, BR later crest and some carried BR style numberplate on the cab front.
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(Above) Departmental 39 with its extended bunker present.
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(Above) Too round off the collection, here is the sentinel that started it all, the now preserved Departmental 54.
There is still 1 or 2 tweaks to carry out, but the majority of them are complete so I’ll get on with finishing them off and get them upload soon (hopefully over the weekend)
, hope 68151 brings back happy memories for you 
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