Model Details
The Royal Scot (A4 Class - Lord Faringdon)
60034
Years Released:
2000
(Model Year pages)
Model released for 1 year.
Model: The Royal Scot (A4 Class - Lord Faringdon)
Running Number: 60034
Category: Train Packs
Locomotive Class: Class A4
Designer: Sir Nigel Gresley
Class Information: Class A4 locomotives were introduced in 1935 as part of a modern streamlined train named Silver Jubilee. One member of the class; 4468 Mallard achieved the authenticated world speed record for steam of 126-MPH during 1938. More...
Weight: 167 tons
Purpose: Express Passenger
Wheel Arrangement: 4-6-2
Wheel Arrangement Name: Pacific
Model Information: Great British Trains are produced in editions of 2000 only, each with authenticating certificate.
Length - A4 Class - 291mm.
Length - L.M.S. Composite Coach - 242mm.
Models Produced: ---
Logo & Box Style:
2000
Running Number: 60034
Category: Train Packs
Locomotive Class: Class A4
Designer: Sir Nigel Gresley
Class Information: Class A4 locomotives were introduced in 1935 as part of a modern streamlined train named Silver Jubilee. One member of the class; 4468 Mallard achieved the authenticated world speed record for steam of 126-MPH during 1938. More...
Weight: 167 tons
Purpose: Express Passenger
Wheel Arrangement: 4-6-2
Wheel Arrangement Name: Pacific
Model Information: Great British Trains are produced in editions of 2000 only, each with authenticating certificate.
Length - A4 Class - 291mm.
Length - L.M.S. Composite Coach - 242mm.
Models Produced: ---
Logo & Box Style:
2000
 2000 |
Company: B.R. - British Railways
Logo: B.R. Early Emblem
Logo Years: 1948 - 1956
Livery: B.R. Blue (Steam)
Livery Details: Blue with white lining.
Company Information: British Railways came into existence in 1948 when the dominating four British railway companies amalgamated. Steam traction on British Railways ended in 1968 and the system was re-branded as British Rail.
Model Ranking:
Current: 1098 - November 2018
Previous: 916 - October 2018
Movement:
(-182)
Logo: B.R. Early Emblem
Logo Years: 1948 - 1956
Livery: B.R. Blue (Steam)
Livery Details: Blue with white lining.
Company Information: British Railways came into existence in 1948 when the dominating four British railway companies amalgamated. Steam traction on British Railways ended in 1968 and the system was re-branded as British Rail.
Model Ranking:
Current: 1098 - November 2018
Previous: 916 - October 2018
Movement:
(-182)
Model Year Details (1)
| YEAR | CAT | MODEL |
|---|---|---|
| 2000 | R.2167 |
The Royal Scot (A4 Class - Lord Faringdon) |
Limited Edition
| YEAR | LIMITED |
|---|---|
| 2000 | 2000 |
Related Service Sheets (1)
| NO | SERVICE SHEET NAME | ISSUE DATE |
|---|---|---|
| 217 | A3 - A4 Super Detail | May 2000 |
Model Photos & Notes (0)
Model Catalogue Information
| YEAR | INFORMATION |
|---|---|
| 2000 | Unusual as it may seem this train would have been seen one week prior to the official start of the B.R. Exchange Trials which started in May 1948. The blue L.N.E.R. A4 locomotive with corridor tender carries the early British Railways branding. All the coaches fitted with the Royal Scot nameboards had not been repainted and consequently still carried the L.M.S. livery. Each pack contains numbered certificate, limited to 2000 pieces. |
Motor Information
| YEAR | MOTOR |
|---|---|
| 2000 | Ringfield (located in the tender) |
Price List
| YEAR | UK PRICE |
|---|---|
| 2000 | £104.99 |
Catalogue Images (1)
R.2167 The Royal Scot (A4 Class - Lord Faringdon) - 2000
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