See Railway Company Abbreviations for the prefixes used to the locomotive numbers. No prefix means that the locomotive was running on the LB&SCR railway at that time. Note dates are generally in ISO 8601 format (yyyy-mm-dd, yyyy-mm, ranges of …

London Road Models (LBSC/1) Etched brass : Twin postal set (D48/223) Smokey Loco Models : Etched brass: Horse Box (D53/271) Roxey Mouldings (4C67) Etched brass: Stroudley Covered Carriage Truck (D54) E.B. Models: Etched brass: 4w Luggage Van: London Road Models (LBSC/2) Etched brass : Stroudley Covered Carriage Truck: 5 & 9 Models: Whitemetal ...

In the following descriptions of the liveries of the London Brighton and South Coast Railway, the dates of livery changes given are approximate. It will take some years after the boardroom decision is made for all the relevant vehicles to conform to the new livery.

2017年4月7日 · Production resumed with 347-350 produced in December 1920, and 351-353 in January-March 1923. The 2-6-0 was "an entirely new type" for the LB&SC that was developed by Colonel LB Billinton just before World War I to handle fast freight service from the Continent, this design was built in several batches.

At the time of its creation the LB&SCR had around 170 route miles (274 km) in existence or under construction, consisting of three main routes and a number of branches. The main line to Brighton from London Bridge opened in 1841.

LBSC是英国最多产，最知名的模型或比例蒸汽机车设计师之一。他将模型工程从一个有钱人的爱好变成了后院工作坊。自某位“莉亚”（Lylia）首次为《模型，铁路和机车》杂志撰稿以来已有100多年的历史。

2003年3月14日 · Four LBSC loco projects have found their way to my workshop. First is a 2X (7.5"ga) TICH (modified) which is an ongoing project. Next is a part-built 5"ga Maid of Kent, which according to accounts is a fine locomotive for club running with the exception of the valve gear which can be significantly improved.

Greenly was referring to an article about how Curly developed a little 0-6-0 tank engine from a vertical geared engine with a single acting oscillating cylinder and spirit-fired ‘pot’ boiler.

The ‘Princess’ is an LBSC design from about 1935, based on the LMS 2-6-0 mixed traffic locos designed by Sir William Stanier. When I purchased my Princess Marina she did not have the LMS and number transfers and looked rather plain. Its surprising how …

Grosvenor is generally regarded as the masterpiece of LBSC. Completed in 1957, this locomotive unusually occupied ten years for a man who otherwise could turn out locomotives like shelling peas. Grosvenor is a 2-2-2 single from his beloved London Brighton & South Coast Railway.