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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Grange Loco & Tender

This group of locos, was the medium mixed traffic loco of the GWR outlined by Churchwards Standardisation in 1901. It was the Grange Class, commenced in the late 1930's as a replacement to the 43xx class. To see more history and info click here and to selcet names/numbers clickhere and here. 80 in number, were often considered as schoolboys of the period to be 'Classics' along with the Manor Class. The last of this class were withdrawn in the mid 1960's, and none were preserved. However, a new Grange,6880, is being built, the 81st of the range name !!!

These are TRS2004 & TRS2006 tested loco/tenders and include animated coal loading, animated driver/coalman, real rivet detail where applicable. The pack of 3 68xx Grange locos and tenders includes 6 different tenders to suit any time period from 1938-1964. Available in GWR (shirtbutton) GWR (green or black) and BR early and late crests (green or black). Pics show Grange class in various GWR liveries/crests and BR logos and the tenders that come with the pack of 3. Headcode lamps, user configurable, are included. Also the early BR black in existance about 1948/51.

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The pack contains 3 different numbered GWR Grange locos, tenders(6) with animated coal loading, animated driver and coalman figures, including 12 months warranty, all updates for $12 US. You may select 3 running numbers/livery. Additionally the running lamps on the front, may be user selectable to denote use (freight, passenger etc). Individual locos available for $6 each. Full weathering add $1 per loco/tender.

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