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Class J13 Locomotive

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Class J13 Locomotive

Years Released: 2000 2001 2002 2003 (Model Year pages)
Model released for 4 years.

Model: Class J13 Locomotive
Running Number: 1226
Category: Steam Locomotives

Locomotive Class: Class J13/J52

Designer: Patrick Stirling
Class Information: Class introduced 1894, the last locomotive withdrawn 1961.
Weight: 51 tons
Purpose: Shunting & Light Mixed Traffic
Wheel Arrangement: 0-6-0

Model Information: Length - 122mm.
Image not available, image for R.2186A shown.
Models Produced: ---
Logo & Box Style:

2000 2001 2002 2003

Company: G.N.R. - Great Northern Railway
Logo: G.N.R. Crest
Logo Years: 1848 - 1922

Livery: G.N.R. Green

Livery Details: Apple green and black with yellow lettering.
Company Information: The Great Northern Railway was formed in 1846. This company was involved in the establishment of an Anglo-Scottish East Coast route and was the first to name a train the Flying Scotsman. Under the 1923 grouping the G.N.R. became part of the L.N.E.R.

Model Ranking:
Current: 851 - February 2019
Previous: 781 - January 2019
Movement:

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Model Year Details (4)

YEAR	CAT	MODEL
2000	R.2186B	Class J13 Locomotive
2001	R.2186B	Class J13 Locomotive
2002	R.2186B	Class J13 Locomotive
2003	R.2186B	Class J13 Locomotive

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YEAR	INFORMATION
2000	The J13’s were built in the 1890's and most of them continued in operation for 60 years before being withdrawn and eventually scrapped. The Hornby model reproduces, as near as possible, the complicated livery and the handrails network of the prototype. Blackened wheels and con-rods complete this superb model. The model is powered by a Type 7 motor mounted on an SSPP chassis.
2001	The J13’s were built in the 1890's and most of them continued in operation for 60 years before being withdrawn and eventually scrapped. The Hornby model reproduces, as near as possible, the complicated livery and the handrails network of the prototype. Blackened wheels and con-rods complete this superb model. The model is powered by a Type 7 motor mounted on an SSPP chassis.
2002	The J13’s were built in the 1890's and most of them continued in operation for 60 years before being withdrawn and eventually scrapped. The Hornby model reproduces, as near as possible, the complicated livery and the handrails network of the prototype. Blackened wheels and con-rods complete this superb model. The model is powered by a Type 7 motor mounted on an SSPP chassis.