Showroom
Our Skipton showroom is open weekdays 9am until 5pm and by appointment on weekends.
A true cut down, cost saving wartime design, the Bulleid Q1 is instantly recognisable from other classes of British steam locomotive. First introduced in 1942, 40 of these machines were produced to fill the gap in the Southern Railways freight capabilities. The locomotives quickly earned the nicknames 'coffee pots' or 'ugly ducklings' due to their square appearance and lack of running boards. Being the last 0-6-0 design built by a British Railway they became the final development in this classic wheel arrangement built. Classified 5F these locomotives were the most powerful 0-6-0 in Britain.
Presented here is an excellent depiction of the class constructed of brass and metal components.
Our Ref |
ECT849-503 |
Gauge/Scale |
Finescale O Gauge |
Manufacturer |
Kit Built |
Drive Train |
Multi-Stage Motor & Gearbox (Unknown Brand) |
DCC/RC |
DC |
Build Standard |
Excellent |
Paint Standard |
Excellent |
Model Condition |
Excellent |
Box Condition |
ECT Foam Lined Loco Box |
Condition Description |
Model in excellent overall condition. Tender to loco connection may need replacing/modifying as they don't couple closely. Tender is also missing it's handbrake and has a loose handrail. Cab has one missing window and some minor frosting to others. |
Track Test |
Very Good Runner |
Test Results |
Model has a slight tight spot when running and would benefit from a wheel clean. |
Our Skipton showroom is open weekdays 9am until 5pm and by appointment on weekends.
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