OO GAUGE -- LMS SUBURBAN COACH SET (4). [SOLD]

LMS SUBURBAN SET 4 COACHES
2 Brake 3rds and 2 1st/3rd Corr. 

ANOTHER AIRFIX SET PROBABLY FROM SAME 1977 PERIOD AS THE CORNISH RIVIERA SET SOLD RECENTLY. 

GOOD CONDITION FOR THEIR AGE THEY'LL STILL SUIT SOMEONE WELL AND THE BOX COMES WITH AN EXTRA GWR COACH [Graham Farish] SUPPLIED WHICH IS SHOWN FURTHER DOWN NOW. 

BELOW >> THIS WAS ALSO FOUND IN THE SAME BOX AS THE LMS SUBURBAN STOCK. DOESN'T APPEAR TO GO TOGETHER BUT THEN AGAIN DOESN'T FIT ANYTHING ELSE WE HAVE FOUND EITHER. NEEDS NEW COUPLINGS AND ROOF COULD DO WITH A BRUSH BUT CONSIDER IT A CHANCE TO MODEL IT?

Been advised it's a Graham Farish GWR coach haven't seen any more in Dads collection so assume this is a one off addition. Will keep it in with the others to sell. 

Regards Martin. mtyler1969@aol.com

OO GAUGE -- GWR CENTENARY STOCK -- CORNISH RIVIERA LIMITED. [SOLD]

OO GAUGE -- GWR CORNISH RIVIERA LIMITED.
SET OF 6 COACHES -- BUILT 1977 BY AIRFIX.

Nice set of 5 with 3 1st Class Corridor and 2 Brakes. Comes with a 3rd brake not certain why but that has had it's Cornish Riviera Limited boards removed, presumed damaged.

O GAUGE PAIR BR TANK ENGINES CLASS N2 & N7 [SOLD]

O GAUGE (7mm) 
PAIR KIT/SCRATCH BUILT TANK ENGINES
CLASS N2 & N7 IN BRITISH RAIL GUISE
(Stored in a foam lined specially created PELI Case)

1 x WARREN SHEPHERD KIT - CLASS N2/2 No. 69504

Built 1920-1928?. Designed by Nigel Gresley.

[Built by my late father, Mr Geoff Tyler]



Total Number Built 70 - Total to BR 70.  
[N2/2 69490-69554, 69557-69561 - Total 70.]

N2/2 Introduced 1920. Gresley Great Northern Railway (GNR) design, post Grouping development of N2/1 GNR Class N2 of 1920. Fitted with condensing apparatus and small chimney. 

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CONNOISSEUR KIT - CLASS N7/3 No. 69732

BUILT AT DONCASTER IN 1928 FOR LNER INITIALLY ASSIGNED No. 2630 (Later renumbered 9732, before acquiring the prefix "6" when joining BR)

Checked both still run, they've been used on the Hillingdon Railway Club's test track and there's no reason to split them now, would be a worthy addition to your O Gauge collection.

The pair will be offered for sale together simply due to the fact the PELI case has been made for them to fit in and carry safely.