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Model: OO Gauge DC. Steam Loco set Flying Scotsman LNER & Pendennis Castle in Australia BR.In 1988, Australia celebrated its bicentenary and, to mark the occasion, the world-famous ˜Flying Scotsman™ was invited to travel from Britain to take part in a series of railtours that were part of the ˜Aus Steam 88™ Festival, arriving in October that year. Already resident in Western Australia since 1977, in the care of the Pilbara Railway Historical Society, former GWR ˜Castle™ Class 4-6-0 ˜Pendennis Ca
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Model: OO Gauge DC. Starter set Branchline Mixed Traffic.Experience realistic freight transport with our diesel freight train set! Freight transport across the country has never been easy, especially for rural communities that regularly needed to transport mixed goods such as aggregates, coal, ore, and slate. To supply these communities, freight railway lines were built, and various materials were transported to and from them. Southwest England and Wales were the hubs of freight traffic on the B
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Model: OO Gauge DC. Electric locomotive Class 91 National Railway Museum 50 Years.Exclusively available from Locomotion Models is the LNER Class 91 No. 91150 with the nameplate “National Railway Museum 50 Years” and the exclusive NRM50 livery. Only 300 pieces were produced.Separately applied details, prototypical reproduction of the locomotive in gauge 00, NEM couplings, smooth-running and powerful drive, suitable from radius 2, sprung buffers.Prototype: A total of 31 Class 91 locomotives were b
HORN R30558TXS
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steam loco A4 Class 4468 Mallard LNER
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Model: OO Gauge DC. Steam locomotive Patriot Class Sir Robert Turnbull 45540 of the BR.Prototype: This locomotive originally bore the number 5901 when it left the Crewe works in August 1933, but was later renumbered 5540. In October 1947, it received a Stanier conical boiler, which upgraded it from the 6P to the 7P class. By May 1948, it was numbered 45540 by British Rail (BR) and remained in service until its retirement in April 1963. It was scrapped in July of that year.The locomotive's name,
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