954011 GWR Class 1000 No.1045 'County of Kent' in BR ‘What-If’ Express Passenger Blue Early Crest Steam Locomotive Brand_Arnold This kit features the non-vacuum

This kit features the non-vacuum brake fitted version

Between them modellers will now be able to mix and match to create longer and more authentic rakes of wagons

Signal hoses as appropriate to the prototype road (MU capability was a railroad specified option for these locos

the 4th generation of the luxury 4 x 4 SUV

Sound files for each project produced specifically for the Bachmann Branchline Class 37 using recordings from real locomotives

954011 GWR Class 1000 No.1045 'County of Kent' in BR ‘What-If’ Express Passenger Blue Early Crest Steam Locomotive Brand_Arnold This kit features the non-vacuumExpected Delivery Q4 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion). As World War II raged on, the Great Western Railway realised there was a growing need to expand their fleet of locos. In the usual Great Western tradition, Hawksworth developed the design from the existing family of mixed traffic locos descended from the 4 6 0 Saint. However, so it could compete with the powerful 3 cylinder locos of the LNER and LMS this new design needed to