The Bulleid Merchant Navy class 4-6-2 'pacific' express passenger locomotives were rebuilt by British Railways Southern region to haul the heaviest express trains between London and the South coast ports.

35028 Clan Line is another popular and now??preserved pacific??type??locomotive, presented here in the late BR lined brunswick green livery.

The Bulleid West Country??class 4-6-2 'light pacific' express passenger locomotives were built to provide modern power for trains over Southern Railway routes in the west country to Plymouth, Ilfracombe and Padstow.??No.21C101 'Exeter' is modelled in original condition with air-smoothed streamline casing in Southern Railway Malachite green livery.

The Bulleid West Country class 4-6-2 'light pacific' express passenger locomotives were built to provide modern power for trains over Southern Railway routes in the west country to Plymouth, Ilfracombe and Padstow. The class was extended as the Battle of Britain class, carrying the names of RAF airfields and squadrons.

34067 named Tangmere after the famous fighter station in West Sussex is painted in the late BR lined green livery with lion and wheel crest.

Dapols' terrier 0-6-0 tank engines are excellent miniatures of these small locomotives. The mechanism has proved powerful and reliable, especially with running at shunting speeds. These locomotives are ideal for small layouts and are especially attractive in this Stroudley golden ochre 'improved' engine green livery.

The first terriers were built in 1872 to haul commuter services on the LB&SCR south and south-east of London. The locomotives were named after the towns and boroughs of the growing suburbs. The rate of growth quickly required larger locomotives and the terrier moved to the countryside, serving for many years on lightly-built branchlines.