S4102-02 LB&SCR K Class 2-6-0 LBSC Umber Brown No.342 Steam Locomotive RailRoad-Plus colour filter

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S4102-02 LB&SCR K Class 2-6-0 LBSC Umber Brown No.342 Steam Locomotive RailRoad-Plus colour filterAvailable Exclusively from Rails of Sheffield Please Note: LB&SCR K Class will now be Dark Umber Brown rather than the previously described Black, the cab roof is also now white History The LBSCR Engineer Lawson Billinton in 1912 designed a new powerful goods locomotive that coped with heavy loads at speed. No 337 appeared the following year (1913) and by 1921 a total of 17 had been constructed at Brighton works. They proved to be very successful