954011 GWR Class 1000 No.1045 'County of Kent' in BR ‘What-If’ Express Passenger Blue Early Crest Steam Locomotive Brand_Arnold Signal hoses as appropriate to

Signal hoses as appropriate to the prototype road (MU capability was a railroad specified option for these locos

Between them modellers will now be able to mix and match to create longer and more authentic rakes of wagons

with zero OFF power-drain

In January 1918

954011 GWR Class 1000 No.1045 'County of Kent' in BR ‘What-If’ Express Passenger Blue Early Crest Steam Locomotive Brand_Arnold Signal hoses as appropriate toExpected Delivery Q4 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion). As World War II raged on, the Great Western Railway realised there was a growing need to expand their fleet of locos. In the usual Great Western tradition, Hawksworth developed the design from the existing family of mixed traffic locos descended from the 4 6 0 Saint. However, so it could compete with the powerful 3 cylinder locos of the LNER and LMS this new design needed to