Bachmann 31-605

Class V3 2-6-2T 67610 in BR black with early emblem

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Prototype Era
Era 4 (1948 to 1956) British Railways Early Crest

Manufacturer description

LNER Class V3 2-6-2 Tank Locomotive, Running Number 67610 in BR Black Livery with Early Emblem

Catalogue listing

Brand
Bachmann
Product Code
31-605

Model details

Finish
Pristine
Livery
Black with Early Emblem
DCC status
DCC Not compatible
Minimum radius curve
1st Radius (371mm) +
Tooling date
1991
Scale
OO Gauge (1:76 Scale)
Running number
67610

Prototype information

Locomotive type
Steam
Builder
Doncaster Works
Build date
1930 to 1940
Total built
82 (V1), 10 (V3)
Tractive effort
22,464 lbf (V1)
24,690 lbf (V3)
Wheel configuration
2-6-2T
Operated by
London & North Eastern Railways
British Railways
Main duties
Passenger Services
In service until
1964
Locomotive class*
London & North Eastern Railway V3
Motive power
Steam
Built
1939-1940
Total produced
10

* Class names often change over the lifespan of a locomotive, so this is not necessarily the class name used by the operator in the period modelled.

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This model represents the Class V3 2-6-2 tank locomotive, which was originally designed for the London and North Eastern Railway. The locomotive is depicted as it appeared under the ownership of British Railways during the early period of nationalisation.

The locomotive is identified by its running number, 67610. It features the wheel arrangement typical of this tank engine class, designed for suburban passenger services and shorter haul duties.

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