Vintage steam locomotive on display in a nostalgic setting. Photo taken on 23rd July 1959 at Northampton ironworks by Leeds Fowler, showcasing the iconic 0-4-0 diesel Shu class train.
This beautifully preserved railfright model measures 23.7 inches long and is meticulously crafted to capture every detail of this historic locomotive. With a rich history dating back to 1938, it is an exceptional piece for any railway enthusiast or collector.
The Shu class was designed to work in the North Eastern Railway's network, serving passenger and freight duties during World War II. Leeds Fowler, renowned model maker and photographer, meticulously rebuilt this particular locomotive using original specifications and plans.
On display, you'll see a stunning image of a Northampton ironworks scene, which adds an authentic touch to your home or office decor. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of railway history that has been lovingly preserved over the years.
With its unique blend of craftsmanship and attention to historical accuracy, this model is sure to impress anyone interested in steam locomotives and their rich heritage.
