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(1) All models offered for sale on the pages of this website are in Gauge 'O' (a scale of 7mm = 1 foot) EXCEPT those shown on the 'GAUGE 1' Pages (where the models are in 1/32nd Scale, a scale of 9.5mm = 1 foot).

(2) The majority of models are Direct Current (DC) powered. Where models are fitted for Digital Command Control (DCC), some with sound, this information will be clearly stated in the model's description.

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BR Peppercorn Class A1 Pacific 4-6-2 Loco and Tender No. 60156 ‘Great Central’. In lined BR green with late crest and shedplate 36A Doncaster. Paired with a rivetted tender. This is a very high specification brass model by FC Models of Korea for Golden Age Models. Fitted with all the usual Golden Age refinements including the superb Faulhaber motor, fully working inside motion, opening smokebox door with internal detail and superb cab detail. Also fitted with DCC and sound by South West Digital using an ESU Loksound V3 or V3.5 chip (address 6015), and with a double Seuthe smoke unit.  The model is test run only having been removed from its original box for the first time this week for a short test run and for photography, but the smoke unit has not been tested (smoke oil is included with the model along with Golden Age instructions and South West Digital DCC instructions). This is one of only 100 original A1 pacifics produced by Golden Age Models. The prototype to an LNER Peppercorn design was into service from Doncaster Works to Kings Cross in October 1949 and was withdrawn from York in May 1965 having spent its last sixteen months there. It was a Doncaster loco from April 1959 to January 1964. The Peppercorn A1 naming policy including naming several locos after the major constituent companies of the LNER, a welcome diversion from obscure racehorse names. (This model is now sold)