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Prototype Eras
Era 4 (1948 to 1956) British Railways Early Crest
Era 5 (1956 to 1966) British Railways Late Crest
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Bachmann
MR-101
USA 0-6-0T Steam Locomotive number 1968
Bachmann
MR-104A
USA 0-6-0T Steam Locomotive number 30064
Bachmann
MR-107
USA 0-6-0T Steam Locomotive number 36 NCB
Bachmann
MR-108
USA 0-6-0T Steam Locomotive number 72 KWVR
Bachmann
MR-110
USA 0-6-0T Steam Locomotive number DS237
Bachmann
MR-111
USA 0-6-0T Steam Locomotive number S73
Bachmann
MR-109
USA 0-6-0T Steam Locomotive number 30067
Bachmann
MR-102
USA Tank 0-6-0T 68 in Southern black - Exclusive to Model Rail Magazine
Bachmann
MR-103
USA Tank 0-6-0T 30069 in BR black with early crest - Exclusive to Model Rail Magazine
Bachmann
MR-104
USA Tank 0-6-0T 30064 in BR green with late crest - Exclusive to Model Rail Magazine
Bachmann
MR-106
USA Tank 0-6-0T 30071 in BR black with late crest - weathered - Exclusive to Model Rail Magazine
Bachmann USA 0‑6‑0T steam locomotive, model number MR‑105, is a limited‑edition item produced for Model Rail Magazine. The locomotive is finished in a pristine blue livery and carries the running number 300 and the name Frank S Ross. It measures 119 mm in length and is equipped with a DCC‑ready 6‑pin socket, NEM couplings and a minimum curve radius of 371 mm (first radius). The model represents a Southern Railway USA class engine built between 1942 and 1943, operated historically by the Longmoor Military Railway and depicted in the British Railways early crest period. A total of 382 units of the real locomotive were produced.