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Hornby R2795M, Train Pack 'The Red Dragon' Ref: R2795sp
Hornby R2795M, Train Pack 'The Red Dragon' , containing Castle Class 4-6-0 Locomotive and tender 5007 'Rougemont Castle' BR Green early crest single chimney DCC Ready , with 3 (ex GWR) Collett style coaches, Corridor Comp W6161W, Corridor Brake 3rd W4937W and a restaurant car W9580W all in British Railways carmine and cream livery.all 3 coaches have coach boards which read ' Paddington Newport Cardiff and Swansea' Unused set , Condition A- in a B+ or Better Box with Limited Edition certificate No 53 of 1500 unopened detail pack, unused metal headbord 'The Red Dragon'
Price: £94.00 / $142.88
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Hornby R2795M, 3 ex (GWR) Collett Coaches in BR red and cream Ref: R2795Mcsp
Hornby R2795M, Split from Train Pack 'The Red Dragon' , 3 (ex GWR) Collett style coaches, Corridor Comp W6161W, Corridor Brake 3rd W4937W and a restaurant car W9580W all in British Railways carmine and cream livery.all 3 coaches have coach boards which read ' Paddington Newport Cardiff and Swansea' Unused set ,,comes in outer mail order mailer box. Please note. there is VAT included in this price, for our oversea's non EEC customers the VAT will be deducted -
Price: £38.00 / $57.76
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Hornby R2798, A4 Class Loco, 60027 Merlin British Railways experimental Purple Limited Edition Ref: R2798-2
Hornby, A4 class 4-6-2 locomotive and tender, number 60027 "Merlin", locomotive is in British Railways 1948 experimental purple livery, fitted with a single chimney and pulls a corridor tender with '' British Railways '' . Loco carries a pair of special plaques which were presented by the Captain of HMS Merlin in a ceremony in 1946. A Limited Edition model, to celebrate 60 years since the establishment British Railways in 1948. a Limited Edition certificate from a run of 1000 models. The model comes packed in a box with a display sleeve. DCC Ready Weighing in at 166 tons in full working order, with their6'8" driving wheels and 250 psi boilers, the mighty three cylinder A4s had a tractive effort of 35,445lbs. Although some A4s were built with single chimneys, all were eventually fitted with double chimneys and a number were fitted with corridor tenders to facilitate crew changes on the move. Gresley, being a keen ornithologist, is believed to have influenced the naming of the second batch of Class A4 locos using the names of the faster flying British birds. No. 4486 'Merlin' was completed in March 1937 at the Doncaster works and based at Edinburgh's Haymarket. The original livery of black and apple green was replaced in1948 to British Railways experimental purple/dark blue when it was also renumbered 60027.At this time the round plaques, depicting a flying Merlin and fitted in 1946 to the cab sides, were moved to the boiler sides. Displaced in 1962 by the Class 55's and 47's, 'Merlin' was first re-allocated to Edinburgh St. Margaret's then later to Glasgow St. Rollox for a further few years until finally being withdrawn from service in September 1965. Please note. there is VAT included in this price, for our oversea's non EEC customers 13% will be deducted
Price: £99.00 / $150.48
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Heljan 1799, Class 17 Clayton Diesel, D8574 BR blue (weathered) L/E Ref: 1799-2
Heljan, Class 17 'Clayton' Bo-Bo Diesel Locomotive, No D8574 in British Rail Blue livery with Full yellow warning panels. Model is factory weathered, comes with snowploughs. A special Limited Edition Model with a run of just 250 pieces, comes with a certificate of authenticity. D8574 as modelled is a 66A Polmadie locomotive. Brand new model from Heljan, Featuring highly detailed body, working marker lights and smooth di-cast heavy chassis with shaft drive from central motor driving both bogies DCC ready. Expected to be released in March 2009. Please note. there is VAT included in this price, for our non EEC customers 15% will be deducted.

Ordered in 1961 by the BTC (British Transport Commission) as a successor to the pilot scheme Type 1 locomotives (Class 20 Diesels) , designed for light to medium freight work north of the boarder. The initial order was for 88 engines with a further 29 added late in 1961. A unique design with the cab in the centre of the locomotive, with extremely good visibility for the crew. during the build major technical problems immerged, This necessitated brand new locomotives going straight into store pending investigations. The last two locomotives of the Clayton build, No's D8586/87 were fitted with Rolls Royce 450HP engines; these can be easily recognized as they have a bulge to both bonnets. The final batch of 29 Loco's were constructed by Beyer Peacock of Gorton, Manchester, with electrical equipment supplied by Crompton Parkinson.. It is understood that the Gorton Clayton's were significantly more reliable; however this was not enough to save the class from an early demise, with first examples being withdrawn in early October 1968. Throughout the late 60's and early 70's Claytons could be found stored/dumped at locations across Scotland.
Price: £74.50 / $113.24
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