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GWR 850 Class saddle tank

Price: £1750 inc. VAT | Deposit: £500

updated 09-04-2025 click image above

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from £500.00 inc. VAT

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Gauge

Finescale 0 gauge or Scale 7

Quantity

GWR 850 saddle tanks

THIS PROJECT IS NOW IN FULL PRODUCTION

models still available for reservation

scroll down for information on the versions available

Version 1. 2 available
Version 2. SOLD OUT
Version 3. SOLD OUT
Version 4. SOLD OUT
Price: £1750 inc. VAT | Deposit: £500 inc VAT
interim £500 inc VAT
post production price £1895 inc VAT

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updated 09-04-2025

This George Armstrong designed 0-6-0 saddle tank was an extensive class built in the Great Western Locomotive Works in Wolverhampton between 1874 and 1895. They proved to be an extremely useful and popular locomotive thanks to their lively performance and wide route availability, and in light of this had an incredibly long life, the last of the saddle tanks being withdrawn in 1951! This would be an ideal model loco not only for the branch line scene but also light mainline use on goods and passenger services covering many periods and a variety of liveries.

Version 2 production sample being test run on Bucks Hill

Production in full swing

Lost wax nickel silver castings for the inside motion

CNC Machined crank webs

VERSIONS

Version 1. 5 panel tank in pre-grouping Wolverhampton livery. #851, 858, 862,
865, 867, 869, 987,995, 996,1216~1227, 1901~2020. H-Spoke wheels

Version 2. Swindon livery (Green-Indian red) 3 panel tank in pre-grouping green-indian red-black livery. H-Spoke wheels. With polished safety valve cover/dome and copper cap chimney.

#850, 852~857, 859~861, 863, 864, 866, 868, 870~873, 988~994, 997, 998,1905~1909,
1911, 1912, 1921, 1927~1929, 1936, 1944~1946, 1948, 1953/4, 1957/8, 1961/2,
1973,1992, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2017

Version 3. Green-black livery with polished safety valve cover/dome and copper cap chimney. 3-panel tank. H-Spoke wheels, (locomotives were not lettered as
many were scheduled rebuilds as pannier tanks). 854, 862, 866, 869, 870, 987,
990, 991~996, 1216, 1219/20, 1222, 1225, 1901~1905, 1911~1914, 1921~1923,
1925~1934
#1925 had Great Western on the tank sides

Version 4. #2007 green-black livery. 1930's condition. 3-panel tank, H-Spoke wheels. with Great Western on the tank.

Product Details

Carefully researched and designed using original works drawings and the latest CAD design packages
Hand made in brass with all construction carried out by our exclusive builder allowing the very best of quality control
Baked cellulose painting for a hard wearing finish
Fully detailed cab interior with brass and copper pipes. The cab fittings and pipes are not painted or plated
High level of fine detail with variations covered
Punched rivet detail made with CAD-designed jigs
Fully enclosed Gearboxes designed specifically for the project paired with high-quality coreless motors
Ball bearings and springing to all axles
Full working inside motion
All brass fittings such as domes are plated so they do not tarnish over time.
Lamps and fire irons included
All models are fitted with DCC sound and can also be run on DC (no sound) by the simple use of a blanking plug
5 foot minimum radius is required due to the high level of detail
Scale 7 available
Limited warranty to cover repairs as a result of normal usage, following our handling and running guidelines to the original owner.
The DCC decoders are configured with default settings on delivery if you let us know the DCC address you wish we can make all the settings including the address default, so if you have a problem then change CV8 to 8 will reset it entirely to the Lee Marsh Model Co Settings

Deposits are non refundable once the project is in full production. Interim payments will be refunded.