Mallard Mallard Ref: STR001 30cm (12") long The Mallard was one of many steam engines built in the 1930s for high speed passenger transport along the British East Coast from London to Edinburgh. Unlike other... More Info>>
£68.00
Sir Nigel Gresley Sir Nigel Gresley Ref: STR004 Size: 30cm (12") long In 1937 the 100th Gresley Pacific was built by the London and North Eastern Railway, and the railway honoured her designer by giving the locomotive... More Info>>
£68.00
Flying Scotsman Flying Scotsman Ref: STR005Size: 34cm (13.5") Long Flying Scotsman was built at Doncaster in 1923 to the design of rail mechanical engineer Sir Nigel Gresley. It was chosen to represent the latest in... More Info>>
£54.00
Duchess of Hamilton Duchess of Hamilton Ref: STR006 Size: 34cm (13.5") long After making an appearance at the 1939 New York Worlds Fair, this large powerful locomotive was returned to the UK and spent its working life on... More Info>>
£68.00
LMS Coronation LMS Coronation Ref: STR007 Size: 34cm (13.5") long The LMS wanted a streamliner capable of hauling long-range expresses in excess of 100mph and on the 29th June 1937, the first engine of the class 6220... More Info>>
£68.00
Evening Star Evening Star Ref: STR002 30cm (12") long Evening Star was the last steam engine built by British Railways, entering service in 1960. It was built at Swindon and so although a freight loco it was painted... More Info>>
£68.00
Black Five Black Five Ref: STR003 30cm (12") long The Black Five, the most common engines in the North West of England. This Loco was built by Armstrong Whitworth in 1937 and spent most of its life in and around... More Info>>
