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The J19/2 was the final development of the T77 class designed by A.J. Hill and built by the Great Eastern Railway between 1912 and 1920. These powerful freight locomotives were synonymous with the GE/NE Joint line but could be found in all corners of the ex-GER network and the M&GN. The kit, which was designed by David Barham, can be built in OO, EM or P4 features a resin printed boiler/round-top firebox and tender, representative inside motion and an etched compensated chassis. |
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L44
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Etched frames, motion, footplate and cab with resin superstructure for locomotive and tender Turned and resin fittings Flexichas suspension Non-working, ‘dummy’ inside motion |
£150 |
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Driving: Alan Gibson 4S58 4'10" 16-spoke or 4S60 5'0” 15-spoke driving wheels |
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| Tender: Alan Gibson 4S47 3'11" 10-spoke or 4S48 4'1½" 12-spoke | ||||
| Motor | Designed for a High Level 1219C HLPower Coreless motor | |||
| Gearbox | High Level LoadHauler PLUS, 68:1, 1.5mm worm bore,1/8" axle bore | |||
Download the instructions View the etches and resin detailing parts