Showroom
Our Skipton showroom is open weekdays 9am until 5pm and by appointment on weekends.
The LNWR's George the Fifth Class engines were designed by Charles Bowen-Cooke for express workings on the region and were built at Crewe Works between 1910 and 1915. Following the Railway Act of 1921 and the formation of the LMS in 1923, the Class was painted in the company's distinctive maroon and given the power classification '3P'. Although displaced from express workings by Stanier's more powerful engines, the Class continued to work key passenger routes until withdrawals began in 1935.
Our Ref |
ECT828-301 |
Gauge/Scale |
Gauge 1 1:32 |
Manufacturer |
Accucraft |
Drive Train |
Unknown Motor & Gearbox |
Build Standard |
Good |
Paint Standard |
Good |
Model Condition |
Good Overall – See Notes |
Box Condition |
Replacement Cardboard Box |
Condition Description |
Good Overall - Imperfections to loco lamp paintwork (uncentered and mismatched). Paint Bubbling on running plate, with a rough finish to paint across cab roof and top of boiler. Bent handrails. Overscale coal. |
Track Test |
Very Good Runner |
Test Results |
3rd rail electric locomotive, very good runner |
Our Skipton showroom is open weekdays 9am until 5pm and by appointment on weekends.
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