950013 LNWR D90 4-Plank Open LNWR Loco Coal No.48166 SR-Livery Original or plated over cab

Original or plated over cab door windows

with its impressive off-road performance giving it a go-anywhere

the Spitfire is as famous today as it was when the first production fighter arrived at RAF Duxford back in August 1938

The Ford V-8 cylinder engine put out 85 brake horsepower and provided a 48km/h of top speed

Smoke boxes with inside or outside steam pipes

950013 LNWR D90 4-Plank Open LNWR Loco Coal No.48166 SR-Livery Original or plated over cabIn 1904 the London & North Western Railway sought to increase the payload of its general merchandise open wagons and they turned to their new wagon superintendent, H. D Earl. His proposed new design increased the standard length of general merchandise open wagons to 18ft. Introduced as a replacement for the shorter Diagram 9 Open Wagons, the new wagons would retain the same side doored 4 plank design of their predecessor. With the additional 2 feet of