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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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Hornby
R3631
BR, H Class, 0-4-4T, 31265 - Era 4
Hornby
R3731
BR, H Class, 0-4-4T, 31177 - Era 4
Hornby
R3763
SR, 'H' Class, 0-4-4T, 1552 - Era 3
Hornby
R3540
Wainwright H Class 0-4-4T SR
Hornby
R3648
Bluebell Railway SECR, H Class, 0-4-4T, No.263 - Era 11 – Collector Club Exclusive
Hornby
R3539
SECR Class H Wainwright 0-4-4T 31518 in BR black with late crest
Hornby
R3538
SECR Class H Wainwright 0-4-4T 308 in South Eastern and Chatham Railway lined green
Hornby
R30419
SECR - H Class - 161 in SECR Green
Hornby Wainwright H Class 0-4-4T Late BR Train Pack – Limited Edition is a model railway set that replicates a South Eastern and Chatham Railway H class steam locomotive together with two period Southern Railway coaches. The pack is marketed as a limited edition collectible.
The locomotive is presented in a lined black livery bearing the late British Railways crest and carries the running number 31551. It measures 132 mm in length, is DCC ready with an eight‑pin socket, and is fitted with a 5‑pole skew wound motor. The model is capable of navigating a minimum radius of the second radius (438 mm), picks up power from all wheels and uses NEM/Tension lock couplings.
Included with the locomotive are two coaches in Southern Railway Maunsell green. One is a Brake Composite Corridor (BCK) with the number S6681S, and the other is a Standard Open (SO) with the number S1318S. Both coaches share the same pristine finish and DCC ready eight‑pin socket, and are engineered for the same minimum radius curve as the locomotive.
Historically the represented H class locomotives were built between 1904 and 1915, with a total production run of 66 units. They were designed by Harry Wainwright and operated under British Railways after the 1948 nationalisation. The model carries the manufacturer part number R3512 and depicts the early British Railways crest period.