J69/1 referred to large side tank locomotives, whilst J69/2 referred to locomotives with small side tanks. The bulk of the J67s and J69s were allocated to Stratford, with 121 recorded as being …

Thirteen class J69 locomotives were lent to the War Department in October 1939, [5] of which eight had been built as Class R24. They were sold to the War Department in October 1940, [ 4 …

From 1946, class J69 was given a similar division. J69/1 referred to large side tank locomotives, whilst J69/2 referred to locomotives with small side tanks. The bulk of the J67s and J69s were …

10 小时之前 · After being rebuilt with 180psi boilers, Westinghouse brakes and large side tanks, these locos, along with the identical S56 class, were classified as LNER J69/1 at the time of …

2023年3月17日 · Accurascale today announced the Great Eastern Railway J67/J68/J69 family of ‘Buckjumper’ 0-6-0 steam tank locomotives in OO/4mm. There are four versions available to …

It was built as part of a batch of 20 locomotives built in 1904 as GER class S56 which were later classified as J69/1 by the LNER. In 1939 it was fitted with a vacuum ejector for train braking. …

2010年7月29日 · Following on from Debs topic re mods to Farish 'Standard Tank' to produce a J69, how does the original Farish model compare to the real locos? Having seen the …

L56 is a LNER class J68 (GER class G75) 0-6-0T goods tank engine c.1923, with steam brake, lever reverse and 15-spoke cast iron wheels. L74 has Frame, Brake Gear and Wheel Details …

2009年3月2日 · The locomotive is a J69 class according to Yeadons, (It's all about boiler pressure and size of side tanks). Built January 1896 as a class R24 passenger locomotive number …