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'33017', earlier known as 'C17' was numerically the first of the Ashford built engines although it was not the first to be completed, being outshopped in May 1942. In common with a
nunber of the class it was modified in later years with AWS equipment, spark arrester gear and had pipework lagged. Safety links were also fitted.
The locomotive was finally withdrawn in January 1964.
MODEL SPECIFICATION
Length: 222mm; Running number: 33017; Livery: BR black; Period: Early 1950s; Features: Cab detail, brake rods, DCC ready; Finish: Pristine; Motor:
5 pole skew wound loco drive; Purpose: Freight; Suitable rolling stock: Wagons of the period.
PROTOTYPE HISTORY
Class Introduced: 1942; Loco Weight: 51tons 5cwt;
Driving Wheels: 5ft 1in.
Additional Production Notes
DCC Ready
RRP £79.99
chuFFers Price Only £48.00 Sorry Sold Out
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