Hornby R30455 SR - Merchant Navy Class Steam Locomotive - 21C9 'Shaw Savill' (VE Day 80th Anniversary)History from Hornby's website: Built at Eastleigh Works, this locomotive entered traffic in July 1942 as one Oliver Bulleids unconventional air smoothed Pacifics and named after Shaw Savill Line of London, a well known merchant shipping company at the time. Turned out in Southern Railway black with green shaded Sunshine lettering, the locomotive was painted into traditional malachite green after hostilities ended. Renumbered to 35009 in August 1949

Supports DSXCP1 indicating ‘servo in motion’

The #246 Tap and Drill Set is used for installing 2-56 screws

set the coupler into the talgo truck pocket and hold it level as possible and check the coupler height with a #205 or newer #206 HO coupler height gauge

It resists cracking and water absorption

(20) Pair No

#780 Tap (0-80) and Drills (#55 and #52)

In order to avoid an undue load on the booster in case there are several models in the same booster sector

but his first trip to Queensland railways in 1961 revealed the beginnings of a transformation

Maximum capacity

Running gear detailing includes springs

Compatible with most Android and Apple devices running supported throttle apps

delivered in 1889 and originally named ‘Alice’