Kollektion:
Ruston 88DS
23 Produkte
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Art.-Nr.:ACC2864-DCC
338413/1953 - National Coal Board No. 63-000-352 - BR Rail Blue - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2869-DCCEXL
518494/1967 - Tarmac Roadstone No. 655/29/38 - Tarmac Yellow Olive - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2854
338413/1953 - National Coal Board No. 63-000-352 - BR Rail Blue
Art.-Nr.:ACC2863-DCC
245033/1947 - Eastern Gas Board - Tottenham No. 12 - Dark Red - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2859EXL
518494/1967 - Tarmac Roadstone No. 655/29/38 - Tarmac Yellow Olive
Art.-Nr.:ACC2868-DCC
408496/1957 - NEI-Clark Chapman - Lined Blue, with Arrows - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2853
245033/1947 - Eastern Gas Board - Tottenham No. 12 - Dark Red
Art.-Nr.:ACC2858
408496/1957 - NEI-Clark Chapman - Lined Blue, with Arrows
Art.-Nr.:ACC2862-DCC
408493/1957 - British Rail No. 20 - BR Rail Blue - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2867-DCC
441934/1960 - Rowntree Macintosh No. 3 - Lined Green - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2852
408493/1957 - British Rail No. 20 - BR Rail Blue
Art.-Nr.:ACC2857
441934/1960 - Rowntree Macintosh No. 3 - Lined Green
Art.-Nr.:ACC2861-DCC
432477/1959 - British Railways No. 83 - BR Green - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2866-DCC
245034/1947 - Babcock & Wilcox No. P4937 - Industrial Green, with Wasp Stripes - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2851
432477/1959 - British Railways No. 83 - BR Green
Art.-Nr.:ACC2856
245034/1947 - Babcock & Wilcox No. P4937 - Industrial Green, with Wasp Stripes
Art.-Nr.:ACC2865-DCC
412427/1957 - Bowaters Northfleet - Industrial Pale Green - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2860-DCC
262997/1949 - West Midlands Joint Electricity Authority No. 1 - Ruston Works' Green - DCC Sound Fitted
Art.-Nr.:ACC2855
412427/1957 - Bowaters Northfleet - Industrial Pale Green
Art.-Nr.:ACC2850
262997/1949 - West Midlands Joint Electricity Authority No. 1 - Ruston Works' Green
Art.-Nr.:ACC2593
88DS Loksound DCC Decoder
Art.-Nr.:ACC2592
Ruston 88DS Lokpilot DCC Decoder
Art.-Nr.:ACC2594
Ruston 88DS Crew- Driver- O Gauge
Ruston 88DS
Ruston & Hornsby Ltd, of Lincoln, was formed as the result of the merger between Ruston, Proctor & Co. Ltd and Richard Hornsby & Sons Ltd on September 11, 1918 and their first narrow gauge diesel locomotive left the works on September 1, 1931. In the summer of 1932, production was moved to the larger Boultham Works, where the firm were eventually to become Britain’s largest builder of diesel locomotives, with over 6,500 being built by the time production ceased in 1969.