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Price: TBA
Edition Run: 100
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Scale: 5 mm/ft
Paper Size: 406 mm x 203 mm
Fits a standard 16in x 8in frame
The Merchant Navy pacifics were designed by O.V.S. Bulleid to work the express passenger trains of the Southern Railway. The class was built with air-smoothed casing and chain driven valve gear enclosed in an oil bath. 21C1 Channel Packet was the first to be built and was attached to a matching 5,000 gallon tender.
The original design had problems with smoke clearance, so experiments were carried out on later members of the class. This resulted in the class being fitting with a cowling above the smokebox and smoke deflectors. Channel Packet is shown as running in 1946, painted in gloss malachite green and fitted with intermediate pressed-out smoke deflectors.
Built:
Eastleigh, February 1941 Named: 10th March 1941 |
Rebuilt: Eastleigh, August 1959 Withdrawn: November 1964 |