DVD CFRD1042 Sixties In Steam - NSWSynopsis from Channel 5's website: As the 1960s progressed, steam traction was the the decline as a result of dieselisation and the closure of many branch lines. Thanks to film shot by the Late Keith Atkinson, we can travel back to an era when steam was still in abundance on regular trains. Lines featured include: * Newcastle and Murrurundi districts * The Central West including 38 class passenger trains and 60 class Garratts on heavy freights. *

Shank Length - Long (25/64") (center hole to back of coupler head)

Footprint approx 80mm x 60mm

2 Slow motion turnout machines

awaiting a transition to service with the East Midlands Railway

Nine numbered pads correspond to the nine wires of the harness to be used for motor

#28 with a #212 Talgo Truck Adaptor

Can be assembled as two staircases or one of greater depth

the famous Puffing Billy Railway is featured in the days when it was operated by the Victorian Railways

Length: 1080mm

In-order to allow running at 125 mph on Britain's Victorian era railways

Powerful Coreless Motor

For use with all solenoid motors (e