1080 North British Prototype 10800 BR Early Emblem Black with Silver Bogies (SR/LMR Post 1954) Diesel Locomotive Brand_AIP Designed to complement the SS67

Designed to complement the SS67 Country Station Building - some shelter for passengers awaiting a train from another platform

as well as a cool bag

Building vertical shapes has a natural thrill to it

survived into preservation and can now be seen on the Bluebell Railway

8 x 1000mm Straight Road Simply trim the desired lengths or pieces to suit your layout

1080 North British Prototype 10800 BR Early Emblem Black with Silver Bogies (SR/LMR Post 1954) Diesel Locomotive Brand_AIP Designed to complement the SS67HELJAN have shared their latest "diesel dinosaur" project North British diesel prototype 10800. Built in Glasgow by NBL in the early 1950s, 10800 was originally ordered by the LMS as part of its pioneering investigations into main line diesel traction. It was envisaged as the equivalent of 3MT tank locomotives for lighter passenger and freight work and fitted with an 827hp Paxman diesel engine. Eventually delivered to BR in 1952 it was tested on the