Oxford OR76NRM001XS

GWR Dean Goods Class 0-6-0 No.2516 DCC Sound Fitted

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Prototype Era
Era 3 (1923 to 1947) The Big Four (LNER, LMS, GWR and SR)

Livery and condition as preserved - eras show both original and preservation era, where applicable.

Manufacturer description

Model Details:

• DCC Sound Fitted

• 00 Gauge

• Great Western Green No.2516

• This model has been developed and produced exclusively for Locomotionmodels by Oxford Rail

• OR76NRM001XS

Steam locomotive, Great Western Railway, Dean Goods, 0-6-0, No 2516, designed by William Dean, built at Swindon in 1897, withdrawn in 1956. Presented with a 'Museum Sheen' as currently displayed at 'STEAM' in Swindon. Comes in an attractive wooden presentation box along with a booklet about the locomotive and a numbered certificate.

Catalogue listing

Brand
Oxford
Product Code
OR76NRM001XS
RRP
£179.95
Limited edition model for
Locomotion Models

Model details

Finish
weathered
DCC
DCC Sound Fitted
Livery
Great Western Green

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This 00 gauge steam locomotive model represents the 0-6-0 Dean Goods class originally designed by William Dean. The prototype was built at Swindon in 1897 and remained in service until its withdrawal in 1956.

The model is presented in a wooden display box and is accompanied by an informational booklet and a numbered certificate of authenticity. It is designed to represent the engine as it is currently exhibited at the STEAM museum in Swindon.

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