Preservation
Thirteen locomotives have been preserved.
| Numbers |
Name | Livery | Location | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D5300 | 26007 | - | BR Blue | Great Central Railway | First-built locomotive. One of the final locomotives in traffic.Operational. |
| D5301 | 26001 | BR Green | Lakeside and Haverthwaite railway | One of the final locomotives in traffic.Operational. | |
| D5302 | 26002 | - | BR Green | Strathspey Railway | Currently awaiting overhaul |
| D5304 | 26004 | - | Railfreight Coal | Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway | Awaiting repair |
| D5310 | 26010 | - | BR Green, small yellow warning panel | Llangollen Railway | Operational |
| D5311 | 26011 | - | BR Blue | Barrow Hill Engine Shed | Operational |
| D5314 | 26014 | - | BR Green | Caledonian Railway | Operational |
| D5324 | 26024 | - | BR Blue | Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway | Operational |
| D5325 | 26025 | - | Undercoat | Strathspey Railway | Stored awaiting painting |
| D5335 | 26035 | - | BR Blue | Caledonian Railway | Awaiting repairs |
| D5338 | 26038 | - | BR Blue | Privately owned, Cardiff Canton depot | Operational |
| D5340 | 26040 | - | BR Blue | Privately owned, Methil | Undergoing restoration |
| D5343 | 26043 | - | To be repainted BR Blue | Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway | Undergoing restoration |
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