AVAILABLE FOR TRS2004 & TRS2006   The 0-6-0 Pannier Tank was used just about everywhere but the most restricted routes on the Great Western for all varieties of light duties whether it be branchline passenger trains, mainline short freight trains or shunting.863 were built between 1929 & 1950. Some continued on after the end of steam with London Transport or the National Coalboard. My model is based on the later version built from 1933 onwards with an updated cab roof design. It features animated coal, water & water hatches.   GW11A GWR Plain Green with "G W R" lettering    Number/Allocation 3635 allocated to Old Oak Common3744 allocated to Oxley, Wolverhampton4697 allocated to Swindon   GW13A GWR Plain Green with Roundel    Number/Allocation 3629 allocated to Plymouth Laira3785 allocated to Landore4637 allocated to Cardiff   GW21A GWR Plain Black with "G W R" lettering    Number/Allocation 3618 allocated to Old Oak Common3624 allocated to Tyseley, Birmingham3747 allocated to Aberdare   BR4A BR Plain Black late crest    Number/Allocation 3614 allocated to 82D Westbury3679 allocated to 72A Exmouth Junction6753 allocated to 87D Swansea East Dock   BR5A BR Plain Black with Early Crest    Number/Allocation 3725 allocated to 85A Worcester4622 allocated to 83F Truro9681 allocated to 89A Oswestry   BR7A BR Plain Green with late crest    Number/Allocation 3776 allocated to 82B St. Phillips Marsh4612 allocated to 82C Swindon4673 allocated to 81C Southall   BR8A BR Plain Green with Early Crest    Number/Allocation 3695 allocated to 86J Aberdare3773 allocated to 82B St. Phillips Marsh4661 allocated to 81D Reading   Other numbers/allocations available on request.   Last updated 22/01/2006.

LIVERY CODE GW11A

LIVERY CODE GW13A

LIVERY CODE BR4A

LIVERY CODE BR5A

LIVERY CODE BR7A

LIVERY CODE BR8A