SOUTHERN RAILWAY Beattie Well Tank Class Loco

The Standard Well Tanks were introduced by Joseph Beattie on the LSWR in 1862 as a result of the rapidly expanding network of the railway. The design can be traced back to the 'Nile' class of 2-4-0 well tanks of 1859, but were modified by Beyer Peacock in collaboration with the LSWR. Six of the engines were ordered for working the LSWR trains on the West London Extension Railway. They were so successful that by 1875 a further 79 had been built, all but three coming from Beyer Peacock's works. Of the three which eventually ended their lives at Wadebridge, nos. 298 (BR 30587) and 314 (30585) were built in 1873 and no. 329 (30586) was built in 1875.

The pack allows for a mix-and-match of liveries/numbers. Southern Region black/ SR Green/LSWR green/BR black unlined and choice of running numbers. Last pics show the liveries. The SR Beattie WT are TRS12004 and TRS2006 compliant and tested.

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The pack will contain 4 SR Beattie locos, animated coal load, animated driver & fireman for $8, including 12 months warranty, fixes and updates. Please state with order which livery and numbers required (numbers will be allocated if not specified)

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