Model built by D. Rutherford.
Peckett E Class 0-4-0ST for Industrial Railways, the GWR and preservation.
options
History
Peckett built 763 standard gauge tanks of which 56 were Class E tanks. They were supplied to industrial users and main line railways. Peckett engines had a distinctive appearance and were easy to spot. Several Peckett tanks are preserved.
The class E 0-4-0ST are well known from their use in Swansea docks. They were first supplied in 1906 to the Swansea Harbour Trust. The SHT was taken over by the Great Western Railway and the GWR became part of British Railways. Through out this time the Peckett engines remained in use at the docks. The last engine to work
there was withdrawn in 1963.
Kit Details
Kit is etched brass with tab and slot location of parts. Kit includes alternative parts i.e. wing plates, to model the differences between engines. It also includes parts to build the kit for 2mm scale.
Fittings, e.g. chimney, safety valve, etc, varied between individual members of the class. For a particular loco fittings can be selected from the N Brass range or N Brass can supply
a set of fittings for an industrial loco or a set for a GWR loco.
Kit requires a scratch built chassis.
Kit needs chassis, fittings, adhesive/solder, paint, number/nameplate and transfers to complete.
Options for Peckett E class
28501 Body etches. £17.00.
28502 Body etches with saddle tank formed and assembled. tos.
28503 Body etches with 3D printed saddle tank. £25.00.
28504 Set of fittings to model an industrial E class. £15.50.
28505 Set of fittings to model a GWR E class. £15.50.
Handrail knobs and wire are not included in fittings sets.
28506 Saddle tank 3D print. £8.00 picture
|