44-1018A Narrow Boat - Apple Green radio control the locomotive that broke and

the locomotive that broke and still holds the world record for the highest speed achieved by a steam locomotive

The first locomotives entered service in 1945

To coincide with our announcement of the wonderful Stirling Single No

whilst below the solebar the truss rod frames are modelled with great finesse

Cottages like these could be found in and around slate quarries to provide miners with accommodation or equally could serve as the home of a railway worker

44-1018A Narrow Boat - Apple Green radio control the locomotive that broke andBefore the railways, Britains waterways were used to transport goods and fuel around the country and canals were built to link major towns and cities by water. Narrow Boats provided floating dwellings for those who wanted to live on the water and today, they can be found across the country still in use as homes for many or as pleasure craft for holidays and day trips. This Narrow Boat named Kingfisher joins a growing range of waterway models from