Bumble-Bee (livery)

DSG 3251 in Dunedin.

A few locomotives had been repainted in variations of this livery:

• DSC 2678 was repainted in the livery, but with a red stripe running down the sides of its hoods, which are the colours of Canterbury.[5]
• DSG 3251 was repainted in the Otago colours of blue and yellow instead of black and yellow, with "TR" block letters on the logo hood, and a bumble-bee version of the Tranz Rail winged logo on the cab.[5]
• TR 874 was repainted in this livery, but in reverse with a black cab and yellow hoods, with a bumble-bee version of the Tranz Rail winged logo also painted on the long hood. This variation was called by many rail enthusiasts as the "Wasp" livery.[6]
• Although not an official variation, DCs 4421 and 4853 have received KiwiRail stickers on the front of the short-hood, and back of the long-hood.

DC class:

• 4012[7] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[8]
• 4058[5] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[8]
• 4185[3] - now stored at Hutt Workshops[9]
• 4300[6] - now scrapped
• 4317[10] - now scrapped
• 4323[1] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[11]
• 4398[5] - now scrapped
• 4421[3] - now stored at Hutt Workshops, Lower Hutt
• 4438[5] - now stored at Hillside Workshops[12]
• 4450[13] - repainted in the KiwiRail Bold livery[14] and now scrapped
• 4473[6] - now stored at Hillside Workshops[12]
• 4565[2] - now scrapped
• 4726[6] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[15]
• 4847[13] - now stored in Middleton Yard, Christchurch
• 4853[6]

DF class:

• 7008[5] - now in the KiwiFruit livery[16]
• 7049[13] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[17]
• 7077[2] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[18]
• 7145[19] - repainted in the KiwiRail Bold livery[15] and is now under overhaul
• 7158[6] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[20][21]
• 7160[3] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[22][23]
• 7200[6] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[24]
• 7226[10] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[15]
• 7282[19] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[25]
• 7295[3] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[26]

DH class:

• 2822[5] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[11]

DSC class:

• 2419[6] - now in the KiwiRail livery[26]
• 2678[5]
• 2746[19] - now in the KiwiRail livery[27]

DSG class:

• 3020[5] - repainted in the KiwiRail livery[15] and is now under overhaul
• 3114[6] - now in the KiwiRail livery[28][29]
• 3236[13] - now in the KiwiRail livery[28]
• 3251[5] - now in the KiwiRail livery[28][30]

DSJ class:

• 4017[19] - now in the KiwiRail livery[31]
• 4045[5] - now in the KiwiRail livery[22]

DX class:

• 5039[7] - now in the KiwiFruit livery[16]
• 5166[3] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[31]
• 5195[13] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[21]
• 5229[2] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[26]
• 5327[4] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[21]
• 5402[5] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[32]
• 5419 - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[21]
• 5425[7] - now in theKiwiRail Bold livery[33]
• 5500[2] - repainted in the KiwiRail Bold livery[34] and now stored at Hutt Workshops as a chassis
• 5517[35] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[23]
• 5520 (and as 5045)[35] - now in the KiwiRail Bold livery[22][36]

EF class:

• 30013[7]
• 30042[6]
• 30071[3]

TR class:

• 724[35] - now preserved by the Wairarapa Railway Restoration Society[37]
• 874[19] - now in the KiwiRail livery[28]
• 908[19] - now in the KiwiRail livery[36]

• 
  DC 4398 shunting milk wagons at Oringi.
• 
  DCs 4421 and 4438 with a shunt near Darfield.
• 
  DFT 7295 and DC 4847 departing Dunedin with a freight train.
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  DFT 7295 and DFB 7213 (in the Cato Blue livery) in Dunedin.
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  DFT 7295, DSGs 3236 and 3251 (all three in the Bumble-Bee livery), and DFB 7213 and DC 4542 (in the Cato Blue livery) in the Dunedin Rail Yard.
• 
  DSG 3251 in Dunedin.
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  DSG 3251 passing Blanket Bay with a shunt to Port Chalmers.
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  DSJ 4017 shunting in Ahuriri.
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  DXs 5419 and 5195 descending Cass Bank with a west-bound coal trains.
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  EF 30013 with a freight train on the North Island Main Trunk
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  EF 30042 heading to couple with the Overlander at the Palmerston North railway station.
• 
  TR 724 in storage in Carterton, while preserved by the Wairarapa Railway Restoration Society.

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