For details of the extensive range of features incorporated in the class 58 model and for images go to the features page.

Available and planned packs

	Class 58 (1983-1992) in original Railfreight grey livery All members of the class 58 were originally delivered in Railfreight grey livery with dark grey/black window surrounds and wrap-around yellow warning panels along with a distinctive bright red solebar and bufferbeams. This pack portrays all 50 class members as they were delivered in two batches with minor differences to the cab door handrails and bogie mounted sandboxes. This pack provides the original livery with a white cantrail stripe in 5 levels of weathering/dirt plus 4 versions of the later variant with an orange cantrail stripe.
	Class 58 (1992-1999) in Coal Sector triple grey livery In the late 80's and early 90's all the class 58 locos were repainted from their Railfreight grey livery into a triple grey scheme. In addition, over time, they received Coal Sector branding. This pack portrays all 50 class members in the triple grey scheme with and without Coal sector branding. Several of the locos carried nameplates and 2 variations are depicted. Those locos without nameplates carry a diamond-shaped logo. By this time some of the locos from the original earlier batch with small open handrails had been modified to add the extra barrier plates and extensions, these are portrayed appropriately. This pack provides the Triple grey livery with and without Coal Sector branding and with an orange cantrail stripe. In all 8 livery/weathering combinations are provided..
	Class 58 in Mainline blue livery In the late 90's some of the class 58 locos were transferred to Mainline who rebadged them leaving some in the triple grey Coal Sector paint scheme and repainting others into a distinctive blue livery sometimes referred to as mid-blue or aircraft blue. This pack portrays the 12 class members in the Mainline blue paint scheme. Several of the locos carried nameplates and the 3 variations of these are depicted along with the diamond-shaped logos carried by some. By this time some of the locos from the original earlier batch with small open handrails had been modified to add the extra barrier plates and extensions, these are portrayed appropriately. This pack provides the Mainline blue livery with an orange cantrail stripe in 4 levels of weathering/dirt.
	Class 58 in Mainline grey livery In the late 90's some of the class 58 locos were transferred to Mainline who rebadged them leaving some in the triple grey Coal Sector paint scheme. This pack portrays the 28 class members in this paint scheme. Several of the locos carried nameplates and 2 variations are depicted along with the diamond-shaped logos carried by some. By this time some of the locos from the original earlier batch with small open handrails had been modified to add the extra barrier plates and extensions, these are portrayed appropriately. This pack provides the Mainline triple grey livery with an orange cantrail stripe in 5 levels of weathering/dirt.
	Class 58 in EWS red and gold livery In the late 90's some of the class 58 locos were transferred to EWS and were repainted into the corporate colours of red and gold. This pack portrays the 11 class members in the EWS paint scheme. A number of variations of the livery are covered with either "EWS" or "EW&S" lettering, with and without the "3 beasties" crest, and with nameplates appropriately positioned where required. By this time some of the locos from the original earlier batch with small open handrails had been modified to add the extra barrier plates and extensions, these are portrayed appropriately. This pack provides the EWS red and gold livery in 5 levels of weathering/dirt.
	Class 58 in Fertis grey livery In 2004 some of the EWS locos were hired to Fertis to work hauling ballast trains in France as part of the building of the LGV Est, the new high speed line between Paris and Strasbourg. These locos were repainted into the Fertis livery of light grey bodywork with darker grey roof and solebar along with a cherry red solebar edge stripe. In addition the locos carry the Fertis curve logo and their original running numbers. This pack provides the Fertis grey livery in 3 levels of weathering/dirt.
	Class 58 in GIF blue livery Several of the Class 58 locos operated by EWS are on hire to GIF to work in Spain alongside Class 37s. These locos were repainted into the GIF livery of light blue with a dark blue stripe. The locos carry GIF lettering, EWS "3 beasties" logos and have their original running numbers. This pack provides the GIF blue livery in 3 levels of weathering/dirt.
	Class 58 in ACTS livery Just 3 of the Class 58 locos operated by EWS are on hire to ACTS to work in Holland. Two of these locos were repainted into the ACTS livery of blue with a yellow stripe while the third was repainted into Vos Logistics colours of all over black with an orange stripe and Vos branding as well as ACTS logos. The locos were renumbered as 5811, 5812 and 5814. This pack provides the individual liveries for each of the 3 locos.