Latest drawings of Hornby’s new models of P2 steam locomotives 

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Hornby's new P2 Models
Credit: P2 Stream

Hornby, the model railway manufacturer, has shared images on the development of a brand new model of the London and North Eastern Railway (LNER) P2 Class.

One of the key new engines in ‘s new range of locomotives, the team at Hornby are dedicating a lot of time to researching the class and ensuring every little detail is accurate as possible.

This involves looking at both technical drawings and pictures taken when the class was in service.

So far the new range will include the following engines from the P2 class:

  1. No.2002 “Earl Marischal” – featuring a later version of the engine with double smoke deflector guise
  2. No.2003 “Lord President” – fitted with the A4-style of streamline castings around the smokebox and front end of the locomotive.
  3. No.2007 “Prince of Wales” – the new-build under construction by the , formed by the A1 Steam Locomotive Trust, at Darlington Locomotive Works.
2003 "Lord President" // Credit Hornby
2003 “Lord President” // Credit Hornby

Although belonging to the same class, each engine differs from each other, meaning each model produced by Hornby will reflect this. “Prince of Wales” being particularly different from the six LNER build engines, following design alterations and adaptions to meet modern regulations.

For anyone interested or looking for more details on these new Hornby models, please visit Hornby’s website here.

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