Clark Railworks C1021 OO Gauge L&Y Class 21 Pug 0-4-0 11247 LMS Black

Name: Cheltenham Model Centre
Telephone: +44 (0)1242 523 117 or 234 644

Product Code: C1021

Manufacturer Number: C1021
Condition: New
Category: Model Railways, Locomotives, Steam Locomotives
Brand: Clark Railworks
Range: Clark Railworks 2025
Loco Class: L&Y Pug
Era: Era 3: The Big Four 1923 - 1947
Livery: LMS Black
Scale: 1:76
Gauge: OO
DCC Type: DCC Ready
DCC Pin: Plux12

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Release Date: TBC

Est Price:

£150.00

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The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway had some rather twisted outposts - twisted as in tightly curved, that is! The sprawling docks at Liverpool, Fleetwood and Goole all had extensive and sinuous railway systems, as did many shunting yards in the Manchester area. These demanded compact, short-wheelbase engines and until the later years of the nineteenth century employed a rag-tag selection of decrepit examples that were no longer fit for purpose.

When John Aspinall became the L&Y#s Chief Mechanical Engineer in1886, he soon set about modernising - and standardising - the company#s shunting fleet. Aspinall#s first in-house 0-4-0 emerged from Horwich Works in 1891, with a further 11 entering service that decade. A total of 57 L&Y 'Pugs' were scuttling about their business by the time construction ended in 1910.

Initially known as '1153 Class' (the number of the first engine), they were redesignated Class 21 in 1920. All L&Y Pugs were inherited by the LMS in 1923, and it was during the Grouping period that they started to wander, slogging their little hearts out at factories and power stations from Somerset to Scotland. Pugs were resilient, and a lack of dinky diesel shunters meant that many worked into the1960s.

Two L&Y Pugs survive today in preservation - one at the East Lancs Railway and the other at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway.

The L&Y's No.68 entered service in 1901 and survived into nationalisation, when BR renumbered it to 51218. Having wandered to Neath towards the end of its career, the engine was
preserved in 1968.

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We have been in business for over 40 with the shop located in a few different places around the town in that time. We are now located at the Eastern end of Cheltenham High Street.

As well as stocking the latest plastic kit, diecast and model railway releases we have a big selection of slot cars and modelling tools.

We are able to carry out repairs on radio control cars & model railway locos, including DCC & DCC Sound fitting.

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Cheltenham Model Centre

39 High Street
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
GL50 1DX
England

+44 (0)1242 523 117 or 234 644
sales@cheltenhammodelcentre.com

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