Locomotives and Multiple Units
- Ceylon Government Railway Class S1
- Ceylon Government Railway Class T1
- British Rail Class 08
- British Rail Class 09
- British Rail Class 11
- British Rail Class 12
- British Rail Class 13 (modified Class 08 shunters semi-permanently coupled in pairs)
- English Electric Type 1 (British Rail Class 20)
- British Rail Class 23
- English Electric Type 3 (British Rail Class 37)
- British Rail Class 40
- English Electric Type 4 (British Rail Class 50)
- English Electric Type 5 (British Rail Class 55)
- British Rail Class 73, components assembled by BR.
- British Rail Class 83
- British Rail Class 86
- British Rail Class 487
- British Rail D0226
- Diesel Prototype 1 or Deltic led to the Class 55
- British Rail DP2 Class 55 body, re-engined with a E.E. 16csvt, led to the British Rail Class 50
- British Rail GT3 (gas turbine)
- CP Class 1400 (Portugal)
- CP Class 1800 (Portugal)
- JNR ED17 electric locomotive
- JNR EF50 electric locomotive
- Keretapi Tanah Melayu Class 15 shunter
- Keretapi Tanah Melayu Class 20
- Keretapi Tanah Melayu Class 22
- Nigerian Class 1001
- NIR 1 Class
- NS 500 Class
- NS 600 Class
- New Zealand DE class locomotive
- NZR DF class (not to be confused with the DF class of 1979)
- NZR DG class
- NZR DI class
- DM/D class electric multiple units
- NZR EC class
- NZR ED class (one, with components for a further nine supplied to NZR)
- New Zealand E class locomotive (1922)
- NZR EO class
- NZR EW class
- PKP class EU06
- PKP class EN80 (Electric Multiple Unit)
- QR 1200 Class
- QR 1250 Class
- QR 1270 Class
- QR 1300 Class
- QR 2350 Class
- TGR X class
- TGR Y class (supplied parts local construction)
- TGR Z Class
- TGR ZA Class
- Victorian Railways L class
Several industrial diesel and electric locomotive types were also built for UK and export use.
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