Using the Midland Main Line route, The Yorkshireman was introduced as a titled train by the London Midland and Scottish Railway in March 1925. Running between London St. Pancras and Bradford Exchange, the train took a route through the West Riding lines via Thornhill and Royston to access Sheffield. The title was withdrawn at the beginning of the Second World War and was never re-introduced. However, British Rail used the name for a short period in the 1970s
 
Quick and easy to use, this pack allows you to recreate your chosen titled train with the appropriate choice of coachboards, corridor tail boards and locomotive headboards (when appropriate). Printed to a high resolution on quality photographic card, the pack comes with full instructions.
 
Pack size: A5. Refer to 4mm packs for illustrations of artwork.