R3851 51XX Class 'Large Prairie', 2-6-2T 5189 BR Green Early Emblem Steam Locomotive Class_Class 170 merrily steaming away

merrily steaming away

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Heavy die-cast metal chassis with central motor and twin flywheels giving a powerful performance

In late 1940 RODNEY searched for but missed the German Pocket Battleship ADMIRAL SCHEER following its sinking of JERVIS BAY

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R3851 51XX Class 'Large Prairie', 2-6-2T 5189 BR Green Early Emblem Steam Locomotive Class_Class 170 merrily steaming awayIn 1903, George Churchward, Chief Mechanical Engineer of the Great Western Railway, embarked upon his locomotive improvement scheme with three types of 'standard' class engines, of which his 2 6 2T design was destined to become probably the GWR's most useful locomotive, lasting in traffic until the last month of Western Region steam operations in December 1965. The Class prototype, No. 99, spent two years working across the GWR system and the lessons