Unpainted brass LMS Horwich Crab 2-6-0 locomotive and tender.

With GN Tender & Smoke Deflectors

Joining the Bachmann Brassworks ready-to-run O Gauge locomotive range is this superb model of the LNER Gresley A3 pacific. These O gauge models of the famous East Coast express passenger engines, the class including 4472/60103 'Flying Scotsman', will look just as good displayed in your home or office as it will running. These photographs show the latest pre-production sample of the A3 model in unpainted brass.

Joining the Brassworks ready-to-run O Gauge locomotive range, this is a superb model of the Gresley A3 pacific in pretty much its final form in late BR days, fittec with `German' type smoke deflectors and as preserved in the form of No. 4472/60103 'Flying Scotsman'. They are so good that it will be tempting to keep them on display only but they should be strong and durable running models. You won't need any reminding that the class worked almost entirely on the east coast main line. The photographs are of pre-production samples.

The model is supplied unpainted for display or painting in the livery of choice.

Antics Price Includes Free UK Delivery.

Joining the Bachmann Brassworks ready-to-run O Gauge locomotive range is this superb model of the LNER Gresley A3 pacific. These O gauge models of the famous East Coast express passenger engines, the class including 4472/60103 'Flying Scotsman', will look just as good displayed in your home or office as it will running. Model will be supplied pre-painted in BR Brunswick Green and un-numbered.
Antics Price Includes Free UK Delivery.

A superb brass model of the famous Gresley A3 class 4-6-2 pacific type locomotive. This model is supplied fully assembled but unpainted and with a Great Northen style tender.
Antics Price Includes Free UK Delivery.

This O gauge RTR model depicits the later build version of the BR built class 08 diesel shunter with metal cab doors and later type engine room doors.

This model comes in unpainted brass finish.

The well known Hunslet Austerity or J94 0-6-0 saddle tank supplied pre-painted in plain black and un-numbered.
A popular industrial shunting engine from the 1940's, with some surviving with the NCB into the late 1970's and used by the LNER and BR. Many now haul passengers on heritage railways.