Dukedog were an combination a Bulldog and a Duke, this loco is older than the "building" date suggests. The 1938 rebuild of 3217 used the frames from Bulldog No.3425 (built 1906) and boiler and cab from "Duke" class No.3282. Earl of Berkeley 3217 did not receive its allocated name until preservation days.

created by Skipper1945

3440 City Of Truro was designed by George Jackson Churchward and built at the GWR Swindon Works in 1903. It was renumbered 3717 in 1912. It was reputedly the first steam locomotive in Europe to travel in excess of 100 mph (160 km/h), although this was not verified by physical recording of speed.

created by Skipper1945

The GWR 1400 Class is a class of steam locomotive designed by the Great Western Railway for branch line passenger work. It was originally classified as the 4800 Class when introduced in 1932

created by Skipper1945

BR 14xx

An Ex GWR locomotive, the 1420 is fully operational and owned

by the South Devon Railway

created by Skipper1945

GWR 60xx King class
King George V and King Edward VII
King Edward VII uses the dependencies of King George V
Raise and lower the headboard on King George V

using the Pantograph button

created by Skipper1945

Updated 4000 gallon tenders GWR & BR used on

King George V & King Edward VII

created by Skipper1945

Small Prairie 4561.

The 45xx was a modified class 44xx both were introduced by George Churchward and differed mainly in their driver wheel size

created by Skipper1945

GWR tank locomotive number 5542 is a preserved Great Western Railway steam locomotive of the GWR 4575 Class. It is currently based on the Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway.

created by Skipper1945

Ex- GWR 55xx in BR Green

No. 5553

created by Skipper1945

The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway E4 Class is a class of 0-6-2 T steam locomotive designed by Robert Billinton. They were introduced in 1897 and were essentially a larger version of the E3 Class. Cylinder diameter was reduced from 18" to 17½" by the Southern Railway.

created by Skipper1945

Class 14xx 1450

in BR Green

created by Skipper1945

GWR 5080 DEFIANT

is a member of the Great Western Castle Class, and along with a number of sister engines was named after a World War II aeroplane in 1941.

created by Skipper1945

TRS 04 / 06 only not TC, TC version also available on the TC page

GWR 57xx 0-6-0 pt (Collett). From 1929 863 of these locos were built, used mainly for heavy shunting or short distance freight but were frequently used on branch lines carrying out passenger duties. This model represents the earlier closed cab version which had the porthole windows. This models comes with running numbers

created by Skipper1945

TRS 04 / 06 only not TC

Ex GWR 57xx BR

0-6-0 pt . This models comes with running numbers

created by Skipper1945

TRS 04 / 06 only not TC

The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway (LB&SCR) A1 Class is a class of 0-6-0T steam locomotive which were widely known as Terriers. Designed by William Stroudley, 50 were built in 1872 and 1874-1880.

This is a reskin of Paul Hobbs BR Terrier

created by Cmburgess

Ex LNWR 0-8-0 Class G2 Super D BR and LMS liveries

The only surviving LNWR 0-8-0, class G2 [or “Super D”] no.49395, entered service on the Churnet Valley in July 2005.

created by Cmburgess

The LSWR M7 class is a class of

0-4-4 passenger tank locomotive constructed in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The class was designed by Dugald Drummond for use on the intensive London network of the London and South Western Railway (LSWR), and performed well in such tasks.

created by Cmburgess

Ex LSWR M7 in early and late

BR liveries

created by Cmburgess

Stepney the Bluebell Railways Terrier

This is a reskin of Paul Hobbs BR Terrier

created by Cmburgess

GWR Branch Tank No: 4600

This was the only engine of its type to be built by the Great Western Railway

created by Cmburgess

L S W R No.0335. Beyer, Peacock 1876

created by Cmburgess

The Merchant Navy locomotive as designed in 1938 by the Southern Railways CME Oliver Bulleid, the loco he produced had novel features for British steam locomotives at the time, These features included an enclosed chain driven valve gear in a oil bath, welded steel firebox with thermic syphons, Air-smoothed casing and Bulleid-Firth-Brown wheels.

created by LielestoSbrat

LNER Rod O4/1 with original GCR chimney and Ramsbottom safety valves, and LNER modifications of Ross pop safety valves and Doncaster flower pop chimney. The loco features fully modelled and animated inside Stephenson's valve gear, custom twinkles effects, custom head code support and command system & automatic running number insertion

created by LielestoSbrat

The loco type represented in this model is the BR O4/1 Rod with Doncaster flower pot chimney, Ross pop safety valves and relocated whistle. The loco features fully modelled and animated inside Stephenson's valve gear, custom twinkles effects, custom head code support and command system, automatic running number insertion and shed code selection

created by LielestoSbrat

Richmond Vale Mines O4-1. The loco types represented in this model are two of 13 RODS purchased in 1920 by the mining company of J & A Brown in New South Wales, Australia. The loco features fully modelled and animated inside Stephenson's valve gear, custom twinkles effects, custom head code support and command system.

created by LielestoSbrat

This pack contains the BR Standard 9F locomotives and tenders. The locomotive and tenders will also require the BR Standard 9F Common parts pack and BR Standard 9F Cabs and parts pack for it to work, along with parts created by other content creators. All parts required by the 9F locomotives can be found listed in the manual http://www.lestorouteworks.com/

created by LielestoSbrat

David Shepherd’s

preserved 9f 92203 Black Prince, which was named in preservation

created by LielestoSbrat

9F Evening Star

The very last steam loco built by British Railways,

92220 Evening Star

created by LielestoSbrat

Hull and Barnsley Railway Co LMS