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Designed by Wilson Worsdell, the NER P3 class would later be reclassified under the LNER to J27. The J27 was a modification of the earlier NER P2 (LNER J26), the biggest changes were in the depth of the firebox and shallower sloping grate. 115 engines in total were built and over their working careers received many modifications. The class were built to handle long distance freight and mineral trains but were soon displaced once larger engines started to be built. The design proved to be robust and a very capable workhorse, pulling heavy coal trains, with the last J27 being withdrawn in September 1967. Only one example survives of the class still suvives; number 65894 which was purchased by the North Eastern Locomotive Preservation Group directly from BR on 1st December 1967.

Our model will feature accurate details for 1214 during its LNER period

SPECIFICATIONS

ITEM NUMBER OR76J27004XS
CLASS P3/J27
LIVERY LNER Black with Red Lining
RUNNING NUMBER 1214
WHEEL CONFIGURATION 0-6-0
PAINT FINISH Pristine

Class J27 Locomotives