Kerr, Stuart long-tank "Sirdar" 0-4-0T loco Livery:Lined Maroon A tool to ease and

A tool to ease and impart consistency into the bending of etched Greenwich couplings

and repainted into Peckett’s standard green livery

Freelance GWR livery following the practice of Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway vehicles

The models can be personalised with a selection of interesting extra parts in the accessory bag such as vacuum pipes

You will need to file down the 'pinpoint' protrusions from the wheel before fitting it to the pony truck

Kerr, Stuart long-tank "Sirdar" 0-4-0T loco Livery:Lined Maroon A tool to ease andKerr, Stuart & Co of Stoke on Trent built 58 narrow gauge "Sirdar" type locomotives from 1899 onwards. There were various detail differences and the design was adaptable to different gauges. The last, works number 1158 of 1909, was part of an order of 6 locomotives but remained in stock with the builder until 1917 until sold to work on the 2' gauge Kerry Tramway in mid Wales. Following the closure of the tramway the loco moved on to the Oakeley Quarry