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Hornby 2009
Information - Steam Locomotives

Steam Locomotives and Limited
Editions

LMS Princess Coronation Class, “City of Manchester”

BR (Late) Class 5

SR 4-4-0 Class T9 “Greyhound”

BR 4-4-0 Class T9 “Greyhound”

BR 4-4-0 Class T9 “Greyhound” Weathered

SR Class N15 “Sir Valence” No. 767



BR Clan Class locomotive 6P5F
BR Standard Class 72000
All named after Scottish Clans
Operated in the North of England and Scotland.
“Hengist” being built by enthusiasts.

BR (Early) Standard Class, “Clan Buchanan”

BR (Late) Standard Class, “Clan Macleod”

BR (Late) Schools Class “Winchester”

SR Schools Class “Dulwich”

BR (Early) Schools Class “St. Lawrence”

GWR / BR Castle Class.
Introduced: 1923
Purpose: Mainly Passenger
Operated on all areas of the Great Western Railway

GWR Castle Class, “Tintagel Castle”

BR (Early) Castle Class “Beveston Castle”
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BR (Late) Castle Class “Ince Castle”
Special Editions
“Whatever
I do and wherever I go, you can be sure that not far away
will be one of my model railway engines, I am the first to
admit, it is an all consuming hobby and one I absolutely
adore.”
Pete Waterman, “A Train is for Life!”
The Pete Waterman Collection
A series of collectable locomotives and models
selected by
the music impresario, Pete Waterman
The Pete Waterman Collection is a fine selection of
limited production models specifically chosen by Pete Waterman as models of
distinction and worthy of being part of a model railway enthusiasts collection.

BR Royal Scot Class
“Royal Scot”

BR Princess Royal Class
“Princess Elizabeth”

GWR Castle Class “Earl Cairns”
The Commonwealth Collection

A series of Class A4 locomotives carrying the names
of
Commonwealth Countries

BR Class A4 “Commonwealth of Australia”

BR Class A4 “Dominion of New Zealand”

SR Schools Class “Cheltenham”

GWR 4-2-2 “Duke of Edinburgh”, Dean 3031 Class
Limited Edition with certificate of 2000
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