926001 USATC S160 2-8-0 GWR Wartime Black U.S.A on Tender No.1604 Steam Locomotive option-set-dcc-w-1-cab Decals for the F-14 from

Decals for the F-14 from “Top Gun”

Highly detailed injection moulded body

One of the most famous vehicles of its type

unique front number board font

All twenty Metrovicks were initially allocated to the Midland Division of BR's London Midland Region

926001 USATC S160 2-8-0 GWR Wartime Black U.S.A on Tender No.1604 Steam Locomotive option-set-dcc-w-1-cab Decals for the F-14 fromNo. 1604 had the honour of being the first S160 to be displayed publicly when on the 11th December 1942 it was exhibited at Paddington station and officially handed over to Lord Leathers (Minister of War Transport) by Colonel N. A. Ryan (Chief of Transportation, US Army). Overall, the GWR had the largest number of S160 locomotives on loan, with a total of 174 locomotives operating across the GWR network. No. 1604 was allocated to the Newport Ebbw