OO Newhaven Harbour Company Terrier 72 Fenchurch delivers an iconic Victorian steam locomotive for OO scale model railway layouts.
Featuring:
- Terrier Steam Locomotive: OO scale model of Newhaven Harbour Company No. 72 Fenchurch, an LB&SCR A1/A1X "Terrier" class locomotive renowned for its compact size and versatility.
- Scale & Gauge Compatibility: OO scale (1:76); suitable for OO gauge track systems and compatible with period coaches and freight wagons.
- Construction & Finish: Ready-to-run injection-moulded plastic body with finely applied Newhaven Harbour Company livery and detailed locomotive features.
- Layout Integration: Standard OO couplings allow easy connection to compatible rolling stock for branch line, dockyard, and heritage railway operations.
Technical Specifications:
- Scale: OO (1:76)
- Model: Newhaven Harbour Company Terrier 72 Fenchurch
- Locomotive Type: LB&SCR A1/A1X 0-6-0T steam locomotive
- Operator: Newhaven Harbour Company
- Material: Injection-moulded plastic
- Assembly: Ready-to-run
- Paint/Glue: Not required
- Recommended Age: 14+
- Power Requirement: Requires compatible OO gauge track and controller
- Compatibility Notes: Compatible with OO gauge coaches, wagons, and rolling stock
- Included: One OO scale Terrier locomotive
Perfect for: OO scale railway modellers recreating Victorian and Edwardian branch lines, dockside railways, heritage railways, or compact steam-era layouts.
Why this kit matters
The LB&SCR Terrier class was introduced in the 1870s for intensive suburban passenger services before many locomotives found second careers on branch lines, docks, and industrial railways. Fenchurch is one of the most famous surviving Terriers and later served with the Newhaven Harbour Company, becoming a well-known example of Britain's enduring steam railway heritage.
Its compact dimensions and historic significance make this locomotive an excellent choice for heritage layouts and realistic shunting or branch line operations.
How to use it
This is a ready-to-run OO scale locomotive. Place it on compatible OO gauge track, connect it to a suitable controller, and couple it to period coaches or freight wagons. No assembly, paint, or glue is required.
This is a plastic model. It is not a toy.