The GWR 43xx originally appeared in 1911, as a direct result of Churchwards trip to the USA. Widely recognised as the first mixed-traffic engine in Britain, this successful class lasted until the end of steam on the Western Region.
PACK FEATURES
- Quick Drive Compatible
- Custom Cab
- Custom Sounds from Steam Sounds Supreme
- Variety of Liveries: BR Black, BR Green, GWR lined Green, GWR Plain Green, ROD livery.
- Advanced Scripted effects
- Additional Livery Add Pack
TECH DETAILS
- Build Dates: 1911-1932
- Total Built:342
- Wheel Arrangement: 2-6-0
- Length: 58ft 1.25 inches
- Weight: 62 tons, 0 cwt
- Number of Cylinders: Two inside
- Cylinder Size: 18.5 x 30 in
- Coal Capacity: 7 tons 0 cwt
- Water Capacity: 3,500 imp gal
- Designer: George Jackson Churchward
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