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LNER B17 4-6-0 Loco Sandringham/Footballer Class

The pack contains 3 LNER/BR B17 locos with different tenders, driver and coalman figures, including 12 months warranty, all updates and fixes for $12 US. You may select the 3 running numbers/Names and livery (LNER/BR early/BR late). One off locos $6.

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LNER B17 4-6-0 Loco Sandringham/Footballer Class
The first B17 was delivered on 30th November 1928. Between 1930 and 1937, Darlington would produce 52 B17s in five batches. A final batch of eleven would be built by Robert Stephenson & Co. in 1937, resulting in a total of 73 B17s built. Small modifications were made to successive batches, resulting in four class parts (B17/1 to B17/4). The first locomotive, No. 2800, was named Sandringham starting a line of B17s named after English country houses. Starting with No. 2848, some of the B17s were named after Football Association clubs, although six locomotives would be re-named in their life, all 73 B17s bore a name shown here.
Most B17's worked services including the cross-country service from Ipswich to Manchester. They were also a popular choice for East Anglia's heavy boat trains. Later B17s from 1936 with the larger tenders were allocated further afield to Leicester, Sheffield, Neasden, and Gorton. In 1937, 2859 & 2870 were given A4-style steamlining for working the

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LNER B17 4-6-0 Loco Sandringham/Footballer Class

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