Model Year Details
1997 - Class 90 Electric Locomotive - Mission : Impossible
90002
Running Number: 90002
Category: Diesel Electric Locomotives
Locomotive Class: Class 90
Designer: British Rail
Class Information: The West Coast Mainline was converted to overhead electric power in stages during the 1960’s and early 1970’s. After experimentation with early AC electric classes, BR settled on producing a large fleet of Class 86 and 87’s to meet motive power demands. With motive power requirements being fulfilled by the mid 1970’s, further production of locomotives ceased until the arrival of Class 90’s in 1987 More...
Weight: 84.5 tons
Purpose: Passenger & Freight
Wheel Arrangement: BO-BO
Model Information: Model Rail magazine limited edition model.
Includes certificate signed by Chris Leigh - Editor in Chief of Model Rail, Simon Kohler - Marketing Manager of Hornby and Brian Barrett - Chief Executive of Virgin Trains.
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Company: VT - Virgin Trains
Logo: Virgin Logo
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Livery: Virgin Red
Livery Details: Red with black ends and three distinct white stripes.
Company Information: Virgin Trains was formed during the privatisation of British Rail.
Catalogue Number: R.2048
Year Information: Length - 245mm.
Model Motor: Ringfield
Publication: Uncatalogued Model
Logo & Box Design:
Limited Edition: Limited Edition of 525
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Model Ranking:
Current: 2341 - December 2023
Previous: 2056 - November 2023
Movement: (-285)
Model Add Information:
Name: Andy Brennan
Location: Fort Lauderdale
Country: USA
Date: 5 Dec 2015
Model Year Details (1)
YEAR | CAT | IMAGE |
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1997 | R.2048 |
Class 90 Electric Locomotive - Mission : Impossible |
Model Photos & Notes (1)
DATE | TYPE | TITLE | AUTHOR |
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5 Dec 2015 | Photo | R.2048 Certificate | Sam Mitchell |
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