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7mm Scale (O Gauge, 43.5 : 1) Railway Models |
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Three video clips that illustrate 'working' Walschaerts, Stephenson and Joy valve gear; from a Great Western Castle (No. 4081 Warwick Castle), a Great Western Saint (No. 2090 Saint David) and from No. 2469, a London North Western 0-6-0 'Cauliflower' (18" Express Goods). Go to valve gear video clips page |
 LNWR 'Cauliflower' |
London North Western Railway No. 2469, one of the class of 0-6-0 18" Express Goods locomotives, commonly known as a 'Crested Goods' or a Cauliflower' due to the LNWR crest on the middle splashers, that were built in batches from 1880. |
 GWR 48xx |
Great Western Railway No. 4869, one of the class of 0-4-2T locomotives introduced by C B Collett in 1932. |
 GWR Saint David |
Saint
David, an early member
of the Great Western Railway saint class of locomotives, built in 1907 and
broken up as the last survivor in October, 1953. |
 GWR Warwick Castle |
Warwick Castle, an early member of the Great Western Railway castle class of locomotives, built in March 1924 and withdrawn in January 1963. |
 GWR 57xx |
Great Western Railway No. 5710, one of the class of 0-6-0PT locomotives introduced by C B Collett in 1929. |
 'Dean Goods' |
Great Western Railway No. 2415, a member of the ubiquitous and numerous 'Dean Goods' class that was originally built in 1891-2 but modelled in its mid 1920s rebuilt condition. |
 LMS Fowler Diesel Mechanical |
LMS No. 2, a diesel mechanical 0-4-0 with jackshaft drive built by John Fowler of Leeds in 1935 for shunting at the Beeston Sleeper Works in Nottinghamshire, England.
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 Andrew Barclay Fireless |
Calderstones, 0-4-0 fireless locomotive built by Andrew Barclay in 1925. |
 MR 3F |
Midland Railway 3F 0-6-0T in early
LMS livery No. 16582.
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 Airedale |
Airedale, the first of the Hunslet standard 15" class 0-6-0ST, built for shunting at collieries in Yorkshire in the north of England. Photograph by Martin Nellist. Details
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 L&Y Pug |
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 0-4-0ST, commonly known as a 'pug', in early LMS livery No.11247. |
 W&UT Tram Engine |
Wisbech & Upwell Tramway 0-4-0 tram engine No. 132 (Great Eastern Railway class G15; LNER class Y6).
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 LSWR C14 |
London & South Western Railway 0-4-0T Drummond C14 class locomotive in BR mixed traffic livery, No. 30588. |
 LSWR B4 |
Honfleur, a London & South Western
Railway 0-4-0T B4 class locomotive introduced by Adams for shunting at
railway docks.
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 LNER A1 |
Royal Lancer, a London & North Eastern Railway 4-6-2 A1 class locomotive |
 LMS Gas Holder Truck |
LMS gas holder
truck
No. 278472
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 LMS Dropside |
LMS (ex London & North Western Railway) 2-plank dropside ballast wagon (Diagram 62a) |
 GWR Rectank |
GWR Rectank with a bridge girder load. These bogie vehicles were originally built for transporting military tanks during the Great War but most were sold into commercial service at the end of the hostilities. |
 Harrington Coke Ovens PO Wagon |
Harrington Coke Ovens No.31 private owner wagon . |
 Salt Union PO Wagon |
Salt Union Ltd No. 790 private owner wagon. |
 W&UT Van No.9 |
Wisbech & Upwell Tramway van No. 9. |
 GWR Fitted Open |
Great Western Railway fitted open wagon No. 30145 with sheeted load. |
