SR and BR (SR) Models 4

 

This mucky character - you can only tell it's No.34028 "Eddystone" because the shed staff have considerately wiped over the running number (!) - is built from a DJH kit.

 

No.699 is a '700' Class - more commonly referred to as 'Black Motors' - wearing the Southern Railway's short-lived lined black goods livery. She is built from a DJH kit.

 

No.2591 is an 'E5' Class 0-6-2T, and was constructed from a South Eastern Finecast kit.

 

No.323 is a Billington 'D3' Class 0-4-4T, built for the LBSCR between 1892-6. Named after the company's then chairman Sir Julian Goldsmid, this loco is finished in Stroudley's 'improved engine green' livery - golden ochre actually. The lining of green, black, red and white is extremely complicated and time-consuming to reproduce, and the name transfers had to be specially made. A very expensive project as you can probably imagine, but it was a special, one-off job for this particular customer who built the model - all I had to do was paint it!

 

This is a Stirling 'R' Class 0-6-0T, no.1124, constructed from a South Eastern Finecast kit

 

This quaint little creature is a 'P' Class 0-6-0T, built from a South Eastern Finecast kit. If you thought 'Terriers' were small - check out one of these!

 

 

 

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