338413/1953 - National Coal Board No. 63-000-352 - BR Rail Blue

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338413/1953 - National Coal Board No. 63-000-352 - BR Rail BlueRuston 338413 was built new for the National Coal Board, for use at the East Cannock Colliery in Staffordshire, leaving the works on 23 April 1953. The locomotive stayed in the area for its working life, spending most of it in and around the NCBs Hem Heath wagon workshops, where it was finally dismantled during 1982. Sample Photographs are for illustrative purposes only. Detail variations will differ from model to model

early cab style handrails

Plated bodyside water filler and associated steps (one left unplated)

6mm 3-hole disc wheels on metal axles

MDWs remained in service until 1992

with the Emma branch being worked by a stationary engine based at Stargate

PR26505 (ladder)

The star of our second run and the number one Deltic on many customers’ wishlists is the one and only RSG in its iconic preservation era two-tone green while operating Virgin CrossCountry services between 1997 and 1999

Heavy die-cast metal chassis

that will run on DC and DCC

with posable steel plate hoods in Blue British Steel Livery:

D1479 pattern

L94/7752 has to be seen as one of preservations hardest working panniers as during 2011

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