Tony West
Western Thunderer
Yesterday I collected form the Reading show the E&T goodies that I had reserved.
The locos seem too well built to be home brewed, also they predate any kits of these prototypes !.
The 9J ( pom pom!!...enjoy, Graham !!) has the words 'Hinchcliffe 1970' painted very neatly underneath , otherwise there is nothing to identify the origins of any of these ( 5 locos in total ). So I'm hoping that someone might just recognise the 'building style'.
The eight coupled( class 8A)seems fairly sophisticated, sprung axles, both loco and tender. split frame collection and correctly milled and jointed rods. I should also add that the previous owner passed away sixteen years ago .
Many thanks in advance, Tony.
The locos seem too well built to be home brewed, also they predate any kits of these prototypes !.
The 9J ( pom pom!!...enjoy, Graham !!) has the words 'Hinchcliffe 1970' painted very neatly underneath , otherwise there is nothing to identify the origins of any of these ( 5 locos in total ). So I'm hoping that someone might just recognise the 'building style'.
The eight coupled( class 8A)seems fairly sophisticated, sprung axles, both loco and tender. split frame collection and correctly milled and jointed rods. I should also add that the previous owner passed away sixteen years ago .
Many thanks in advance, Tony.