76WFA003 Weymann Fanfare AEC Neath & Cardiff Class_Class-26 one of a plethora of

one of a plethora of locomotives named after animals as became the norm for the fledgling L&MR

in 1966 on a tour commonly referred to as the ‘Beatles Typhoon’

Workable steering

D-Day markings as worn by rare Typhoon survivor MN235 from 1972 to 2013 on static display at the RAF Museum

DCC models feature ESU sound decoders in each power car with accurate sounds sourced and remastered from original videos

76WFA003 Weymann Fanfare AEC Neath & Cardiff Class_Class-26 one of a plethora ofDecorated in the signature brown and red Neath & Cardiff company colour scheme, the single deck coach registered RCY 805 is en route to Cardiff via Neath. In those pre M4 motorway days, this N & C Express, as printed on the destination blind, would have been seen along the A48 calling at the key urban destinations on the way Swansea, Neath, Port Talbot, Bridgend, Cowbridge and on to Cardiff all of which are printed in gold along the sides of the