Schaal 00 DJH Models LTD 145 stoomlocomotief 4-6-0 Klasse B1 van de LNER #P327

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Schaal 00 DJH Models LTD 145 stoomlocomotief 4-6-0 Klasse B1 van de LNER #P327 is available to buy in increments of 1
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Stock location G18
Condition Used
Condition used item Very good condition
Packaging With original packaging
Condition of packaging Very good condition
Brand Overig
Digital / Analog Analog
Warranty 2 months warranty
Number of engines Equipped with one engine
Other tracks LNER – London & North Eastern Railway
Item Steam locomotive with a tender
Mechanism 2 rail
Technical condition Functioning 100%
Het product “Scale 00 DJH Models LTD 145 steam locomotive 4-6-0 Class B1 of the LNER #P327” actually refers to a British steam locomotive of the LNER (London and North Eastern Railway), namely the LNER Thompson Class B1. It is therefore a 00-scale model (1:76) of a 4-6-0 locomotive: a wheel arrangement with four leading wheels, six driving wheels, and no trailing wheels. DJH Models is known as a manufacturer of detailed model kits that depict a historical type of locomotive from British railway history in miniature.

The LNER Class B1 was developed during World War II under the direction of Edward Thompson, then Chief Mechanical Engineer of the LNER. The first examples appeared in 1942. The design was intended as a practical, relatively simple, and widely applicable mixed-traffic locomotive (for both passenger and freight trains). In wartime and the years that followed, materials, maintenance capacity, and standardization were crucial; the B1 met these needs with a robust construction and a design that could be built and maintained on a large scale.

In total, 410 locomotives of this class were built, a strikingly large number that underscores the importance of the type. After the nationalization of the British railways in 1948, the B1s passed to British Railways, where they generally received the designation Class 5MT and were employed on a variety of routes. The class was spread across much of the former LNER network and was known as a reliable “workhorse” locomotive for daily service. With the advancing dieselization and modernization in the 1950s and 1960s, their use was gradually reduced; most examples were ultimately withdrawn and scrapped in the 1960s.

A 00-scale model like this DJH Models product is therefore not just any steam locomotive, but a miniature representation of a historically important standard locomotive from British railway history: designed under wartime conditions, built in large numbers, and employed for decades as a versatile mixed-traffic locomotive. The listed product code “#P327” is a catalog or item reference for the model, not necessarily a specific historical operating number of an individual locomotive.
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