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Britannia Pacific models, Ref: NBP10003
Britannia Pacific models, N- gauge class 53 Co-Co diesel hydraulic Locomotive, be 0280. "Falcon" in the experimental lined green and chestnut livery. This is a resin bodied locomotive, which is utilising one of the latest Bachmann chassis. 'Falcon' was constructed by Brush / Bristol-Siddeley in 1961 and was fitted with a pair of 'Maybach' engine's. Designed as a test bed for a possible 2nd generation type 4 loco. It was released to traffic in the unusual and highly attractive lime green and chestnut livery. Testing continued until the end of 1963 when the loco was returned to Brush. 1965 'Falcon' returned to British Railways, now painted in two tone green livery. The loco was sold to BR in 1970. February 1972 saw 'Falcon' in it's final guise of BR corporate blue livery. Now allocated to Bristol it worked on until withdrawal in 1975.
Price: £120.00 / $168.00

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Britannia Pacific models, Ref: NBP10002
Britannia Pacific, N-Gauge class 53 Co-Co diesel hydraulic locomotive, number 1200 "Falcon". The Locomotive is painted in British rail corporate blue livery. This is a resin bodied model, which is utilising one of the latest Bachmann chassis. 'Falcon' was constructed by Brush / Bristol-Siddeley in 1961 and was fitted with a pair of 'Maybach' engine's. Designed as a test bed for a possible 2nd generation type 4 loco. It was released to traffic in the unusual and highly attractive lime green and chestnut livery. Testing continued until the end of 1963 when the loco was returned to Brush. 1965 'Falcon' returned to British Railways, now painted in two tone green livery. The loco was sold to BR in 1970. February 1972 saw 'Falcon' in it's final guise of BR corporate blue livery. Now allocated to Bristol it worked on until withdrawal in 1975.
Price: £120.00 / $168.00

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Britannia Pacific models Ref: NBP10001
Britannia Pacific, N-gauge diesel electric type 4 locomotive, Number D260 ' Lion' model is painted in the striking white livery, which is lined in gold. This is a resin bodied model, which is utilising one of the latest Bachmann chassis. Lion was constructed by BRCW in 1962. It had a very short life, performing trials on the Midland region, Western region and finally briefly on the Eastern region, working out of King's Cross. Towards the end of 1963, there was a major problem with the engine, which required the locomotive to be transferred to Doncaster works. After a brief period at Doncaster, it was transferred to the BRCW works where unfortunately, it was withdrawn and was scrapped at the end of 1963 after only 18 months in service.
Price: £120.00 / $168.00

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