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GWR version recognizable due to its conical top
Throughout the first half of the twentieth century the horse and dray was a common sight in the country
It requires assembly and painting
The Sentinel Wagon Works of Shrewsbury made several types of small shunting locomotives
In 1931 the ‘Independence Series’ arrived and was produced under the Bedford badge
A11 (5) GWR 43xx Churchward Mogul (incl tender) - N GAUGE - N GWR version recognizable due toPicture includes illustration of model when complete. Model includes castings to make the loco and tender bodies it also includes handrail wire and etched number plates. To complete you needa Graham Farish Prarie chassis which requires some modification (full details in instructions) plus a Graham Farish GWR tender chassis. Require assembly and painting. Some prototype background: The 2 6 0 design was initiated on the Great Western by Churchward and