36-165B Plasser Tamper Machine (Motorised) DCC-Sound the new locomotives retained the

the new locomotives retained the original driving wheels and bogie trucks along with some other parts and for four years they kept the Claughton numbers before being renumbered in 1934

11x Pieces of Track

Commonly known as ‘Baby Scots’ owing to their similarities to the ‘Royal Scot’ locomotives albeit with a smaller boiler

It was restored at Cowlairs Works during 1966 and painted in Caledonian Railway blue

2x Block supports

36-165B Plasser Tamper Machine (Motorised) DCC-Sound the new locomotives retained thePlease note Bachmann have advised that this model is not currently in their production schedule, but is likely to return in the future. Currently, we are not taking pre orders on this item, but will re open this model to orders once Bachmann have confirmed its return to their range. Plasser Tamper Machine (Motorised)