Blundell King Timber Merchants, Type D, 0-4-0T, No. 7 - Era 3/4
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Description
In 1907, the locomotive superintendent of Guest, Keen & Nettleford's Dowlais Works, George Robson, built a small class of heavy 0-4-0T Type D locomotives for use at the iron and steel works there, two of which were named by King George V and Queen Mary in June 1912. Operating conditions for the locomotive crews at Dowlais was tough, extended shifts leaving them cold, tired and hungry, but these large 0-4-0 tank engines coped well enough to be sold into private industrial use.
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Safety Notice
WARNING Not suitable for children under 36 months It contains small parts which can present a choking hazard and some components have functional sharp points and edges. Handle with care. Please refer to the safety notes in the main set instruction leaflet. Colour and contents may differ from those illustrated. Please retain these details and the address for future reference.
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Technical Specification & Detail
| Length | 108mm |
| Period | Era 3/4 |
| Operator/Livery | Blundell King Timber Merchants |
| Class | Type D |
| Designer | George Robson |
| Entered Service | 1912 |
| Minimum Curve | R1 |
| Age Suitability | 3+ |
| Motor | RM |
| Wheel Configuration | 0-4-0T |
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