My Hornby Locomotives Br Standard 9f 2 10 0 Evening Star 92220 R861 R065 R303 R373

My Hornby Locomotives Br Standard 9f 2 10 0 ођ The br standard class 9f, designed by robert riddles, was a 2 10 0 steam locomotive intended to be used for long distance freight. capable of speeds of up to 90 miles per hour, the class proved highly versatile and 9fs were even used to haul passenger trains in the 1950s. 'evening star' was built at swindon works in 1960 and was the last steam. The br standard class 9f, designed by robert riddles, was a 2 10 0 steam locomotive intended to be used for long distance freight. capable of speeds of up to 90 miles per hour, the class proved highly versatile and 9fs were even used to haul passenger trains in the 1950s. 'evening star' was built at swindon works in 1960 and was the last steam.

Hornby R065 Class 9f 2 10 0 92220 Evening Star Withdrawn. march 1965. current owner. national railway museum. br standard class 9f number 92220 evening star is a preserved british steam locomotive completed in 1960. it was the last steam locomotive to be built by british railways. it was the only british main line steam locomotive earmarked for preservation from the date of construction. [1]. 92220 – evening star – national railway museum 92240 – bluebell railway 92245 – barry island railway. manufacturer: hornby. motor: 5 pole loco drive. power: heavyweight. dcc options: 8 pin dcc ready. locoyard review. detailing: 3 5. hornby’s railroad 9f is not a super detail model. pipework is mainly moulded and the chimney is not the. Weight: 139 tons plus tender from 51 to 56 tons. purpose: heavy freight. wheel arrangement: 2 10 0. wheel arrangement name: decapod. model information: the last steam engine made by british railways in 1960. also listed in catalogues as standard class 9f locomotive. length 10 3 4 inches 27.4cm. The british railways standard 9f class was a 2 10 0 steam locomotive, the last of the standardised br designs. the robert riddles design was intended as a long distance heavy express freight locomotive. in total 251 of the class were produced between january 1954 and march 1960, with the final locomotive no. 92220 'evening star' being the last.