BR Steam Locos
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Here is a selection of the steam locomotives which were available. Click on the image for the bigger picture. |
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| The first loco sold by Tri-ang was a clockwork 0-6-2 tank, originally a Trackmaster product | The first 0-6-0 tank had British Railways' in full on the sides | A slightly later version of the Class 3 tank loco (Jinty) with Lion and Wheel symbol |
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This is a later Jinty |
Another early model using the Jinty chassis was the saddle tank | A early Princess with plunger pick up |
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| A Princess Elizabeth in green (Tri-ang Hornby CKD kit) | And 'The Princess Royal' was a later issue in LMS livery | An early version of the 2-6-2 tank in black |
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A later version of the 2-6-2 tank in green |
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| The B12 was well received when it was released - this one's from my collection | 'Winston Churchill', the Battle of Britain class Pacific |
A nice Britannia
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| The 'Lord of the Isles' was the first single-wheeler produced by a commercial toy company | Caledonian Railway single-wheeler No:123 used the same chassis |
The Deeley 3F in black |
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And in maroon |
Nellie' was a freelance design which proved very popular | The Class L1 4-4-0 locomotive from my collection |
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| This Completely Knocked Down (CKD) kit for a Princess was a Tri-ang Hornby version in LMS livery | Albert Hall was also a Tri-ang Hornby product |
The most famous locomotive in the world? - The Flying Scotsman by Tri-ang Hornby |
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| The Coronation was a true Tri-ang Hornby model with much improved standards over the earlier products |
The M7 was a Southern Region locomotive |
The GWR pannier loco was another from the Tri-ang Hornby era |
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