Description
Built by Head Wrightson & Co in the 1870s, this free-rolling model represents their best-known design – the vertical boiler geared industrial shunter affectionately nicknamed ‘coffee pots’. Used from the Victorian Era up to the 1950s, this specific prototype worked for the Dorking Lime Company and is now preserved at Beamish. Coupled to motorised stock (separately available), a fully working N Gauge train can be created.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcAWOkMNLNA
Necessary to Complete:
Graham Farish steam locomotive front bogie (the older version with very small wheels; only the wheels themselves are needed).
Couplings (holes for wire are pre-drilled)
Weight (to add inside the boiler, tank and bunker)
Optional additional details to scratchbuild (at the builder’s discretion):
Buffers (locating holes provided)
Regulator
Reverser lever (its base is ready-included)
Safety valve
Coupling rods (the wheels can be drilled to accept pins if required)
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