76BUR005 Burrell Showmans Loco No.1 option-set-033 entitled 'Troublesome Engines

entitled 'Troublesome Engines

Four pieces of track make up one-quarter (90 degrees) of a 44” diameter circle (a full circle is 360 degrees)

but the first type to be mass produced was the "C" type introduced on the A27L Centaur

Improvements were suggested by the pilots and every effort was made to maintain its performance advantages over its opponents

DCC-ready Non-sound version features 21-pin NEM DCC plug

76BUR005 Burrell Showmans Loco No.1 option-set-033 entitled 'Troublesome EnginesThe Burrell Showmans locomotives were the workhorses of fairgrounds up and down the country during the age of steam, being used not only for pulling equipment but also for powering the rides. Here we see a typical Burrell which was part of the Pat Collins Funfairs, a showman family who have been entertaining the public for over 150 years, founded by Patrick Collins in the West Midlands in the late 19th Century and still going strong today. This