GWR Manor - 7819 Hinton Manor 'Bulled Up' BR lined green with late crest - DCC Sound Locomotive Class_Class 60 " allowing you to keep

" allowing you to keep your eyes on your layout and your trains

7827 Lydham Manor was one of five members of the class to be prepared to work the Royal Train and associated empty stock duties in August 1963 as well as being the first of the ex-Barry Island 78XXs to return to steam

Each morning

Multiple die-cast chassis parts for ideal weight over axles

Initially painted Olive Drab in 1966

GWR Manor - 7819 Hinton Manor 'Bulled Up' BR lined green with late crest - DCC Sound Locomotive Class_Class 60 " allowing you to keep7819 Hinton Manor BR Lined Green (late crest)The last Manor to be outshopped from Swindon in lined green in February 1960 after a decade in plain black, No. 7819 Hinton Manor spent its entire career in Wales, later becoming a stalwart of the former Cambrian Lines during the British Railways period. For its last half decade in service before withdrawal in November 1965 it was based at Oswestry, Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury, becoming a popular choice to