name derives from the London, Midland and Scottish Railway, from whom the colour was originally sourced. N No Name Several Tranz Rail locomotives received the 'Bumble Bee' paint scheme without any signwriting on the long hood. Mostly applied to members of the DC and DX classes. O Old reds DM/D class electric multiple units in their traditional red livery Over the hill The southern approach to Auckland from the North Island Main Trunk Railway at Westfield via the North Auckland Line and Newmarket Line. See The Hill. P Pearson's Dream E 66, nicknamed after its designer, G. A. Pearson, as it did not fulfill his ambitions Pie Cart 1. Ford Model T railcars RM 4 and RM 5 2. Overhead inspection vehicle PW 2 The Pig DXR class locomotive 8007 and 8022 The Phoenix The DM 216 set, stored at Hutt Workshops out of service prior to its return to service in late 2008 or early 2009 Pig Dog DAR 517 Pimple face New cabs fitted to ten of the DG class locomotives starting with DG 761 (TMS DG 2111) in late 1979 and ending in 1980 Popsicle 1970s orange and yellow DX class livery Pullet M class—named for their lack of pulling power in comparison to other classes R The racetrack The Main South Line near Rakaia, where steam-hauled passenger express trains attained high speeds Red Terror A Leyland Cub car converted to run on rails for inspection use by the Railways Department General Manager Garnet Mackley in 1933. It was converted for uses associated with electrified lines in 1941, and after spending a few years in the Hutt Valley, it was transferred to Otira and remained there until the Otira Tunnel was de-electrified in 1997. It is now owned by the Ferrymead Railway. Roadsider A Z-class bogie van, so called as they could be unloaded (supposedly) onto the roadside. Often used for parcels traffic, especially by Railfreight, and as luggage vans on express passenger trains, for which they were fitted with x-25330 'Timken' bogies to run at 80 km/h. S The Sergeant ED electric locomotive 101, so called because of the three stripes on the body Super Ganz The refurbished Ganz Mavag EMU EM 1373 T Tin Hare A Wairarapa railcar Tonka Toy The preserved TR class locomotive Tropical 1970s orange and yellow livery; used on the DX class The Twins DBR class Wellington-based locomotives 1200 and 1267,