S4103-02 Class D34 ‘Glen’ 4-4-0 291 “Glen Quoich” NB Olive Brown (Full Lining) (1917-1923) Steam Locomotive option-set-078 it was capable of towing

it was capable of towing up to five fully loaded M5 bomb trailers

it was intended that the push-pull operation would benefit Royal Mail’s planned Railnet Hub terminal at Willesden which opened in 1996

The colourful advertising panels are promoting Flowers Keg Bitter on one side and Flowers Brewmaster Heavy Export on the other

Occupying a significant position in the history of post war British aviation

These tram units are designed to run on all sorts or railways

S4103-02 Class D34 ‘Glen’ 4-4-0 291 “Glen Quoich” NB Olive Brown (Full Lining) (1917-1923) Steam Locomotive option-set-078 it was capable of towingAvailable Exclusively from Rails of Sheffield Expected Delivery Q4 2026 Q1 2027 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion). This model represents No. 291 in 1917 1923 condition, in NBR Olive Brown with full lining with the tender showing the group number between the lettering. Fitted with smokebox wing plates & anti vacuum valves, NB buffers & equalised bogie frame, Westinghouse Pump and brake rigging, NBR cab spoked wheel, NBR tender leaf