814005 Peckett & Sons Cranmore Class 0-4-0ST Lined Blue Steam Locomotive Class_Class 57 It looked like a ‘new’

It looked like a ‘new’ generation of diesel but was actually a steam-powered loco

built in 1902 as works number 780 and identified simply as No

The basis of the standard BR Goods Brake Van was the LNER ‘Toad E’ which had several modifications during early construction notably the full length footboards extending from headstock to headstock and the provision of horizontal grab rails along the

namely 428 kilowatts or 582 horsepower

814005 Peckett & Sons Cranmore Class 0-4-0ST Lined Blue Steam Locomotive Class_Class 57 It looked like a ‘new’009 Gauge Peckett & Sons Cranmore Class 0 4 0 Lined Blue Late Style Dome Full back cab Short Hook and Loop compatible coupling factory fitted Detail bag of optional parts for full customisation, including full length Hook and Loop coupling Suitable for operation on 1st radius curves (228mm or greater) 6 pin DCC decoder socket Museum quality paint finish Smooth & powerful mechanism Highly detailed NEM coupler pockets 1: 76 scale, (009 gauge) Much like