Hornby R3768 Late BR, AI/AIX Class Terrier, 0-6-0T, 32636 - Era 5

Hornby R3768 Late BR, AI/AIX Class Terrier, 0-6-0T, 32636 - Era 5R3768 Late BR, 'Terrier', 0 6 0T, 32636 Era 5 Nationalisation in 1948 had very little effect on Terrier 2636, the Newhaven Harbour based locomotive not receiving the new BR lined black livery and renumbering to 32636 until June 1950. Now the oldest locomotive on the Southern Region, the locomotive even received BR Diesel style numbering when repainted at Eastleigh in April 1962. Before heading into preservation in 1964, 32636 hauled the 'Hayling

• 1 Stir Stick

Charging power: 50W

Engine hood can be opened after completion

‘Glasgow Highlander’ was not one of them

VI armed with four 225kg bombs and eight of rocket bombs was arranged as the actual fighting in Mar

4A and 6A)

Size including wing walls: 223 x 75mm Size without wing walls: 105 x 75mm Arch 63w x 42h mm

Lighting can be controlled by chassis-mounted switches or via DCC

the remainder of the fleet being deployed in the general West Coast pool as they entered service

ABS has been used for the masts to ensure strength

If in doubt consult the Hornby Helpline

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