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GRAHAM FARISH PRODUCTS by ITEM NUMBER COLOUR(S) & ITEM № RUNNING №(S) GRAHAM FARISH PRODUCTS BY ITEM NUMBER COLOUR(S) & ITEM № RUNNING №(s). FULL DESCRIPTION LIVERIES Junior Starter Set consisting of Item A) General Purpose 0-6-0T Tank locomotive, Running Number 268 in Southern Green Livery, Item B) 12 Ton Planked Vent Van, Running Number 5 in 370-025 268, 5, 5014 Green, Brown & Red 'Worthington' Brown Livery, Item C) 7 Plank Wagon End Door Wagon, Running Number 5014 in 'CARLTON MAIN COLLIERY CO. LTD' Red Livery, Item D) 20 Ton LMS Brake Van, in SR Brown Livery, Item E) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item F) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Junior Starter Set consisting of Item A) General Purpose 0-6-0T Tank locomotive, Running Number 7309 in LMS Crimson Livery, Item B) 12 Ton Planked Vent Van, Running Number 5 in 370-025A 7309, 5, 5014 Crimson, Brown, Grey & Red 'Worthington' Brown Livery, Item C) 7 Plank Wagon End Door Wagon, Running Number 5014 in 'CARLTON MAIN COLLIERY CO. LTD' Red Livery, Item D) 20 Ton LMS Brake Van in SR Grey Livery, Item E) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item F) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Junior Starter Set consisting of Item A) J94 Class 0-6-0 Saddle Tank Locomotive, Running Number 68040 in BR Black Livery with Late Crest, Item B) 12 Ton Planked Vent Van, Running Number 68040, 505969, 346 & 370-050 Black, Brown, Grey & Orange 505969 in LMS Grey Livery, Item C) 7 Plank Wagon End Door Wagon, Running Number 346 in 'J. R. WOOD CO. LTD' Orange Livery, Item D) 20 Ton LMS Brake Van, Running Number NE151752 NE151752 in BR Brown Livery, Item E) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item F) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Freight Starter Set consisting of Item A) Class 08 0-6-0 Diesel Shunter, Running Number D3032 in BR Green Livery with Late Crest, Item B) 5 Plank Wagon with Wooden Floor, Running D3032, P143165, 370-051 Green, Grey & Brown Number P143165 in BR Grey Livery, Item C) 16 Ton Steel Mineral Wagon with End Door, Running Number B564872 in BR Brown Livery, Item D) 20 Ton LMS Brake Van, Running Number B564872 & NE151752 NE151752 in BR Brown Livery, Item E) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item F) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Master Cutler Steam Set consisting of Item A) V2 Class 2-6-2 Locomotive, Running Number 60807 in BR Lined Black Livery with Early Emblem , Item B) BR MK1 SO 2nd Class Open Coach, 60807, M4421, M21053 Running Number M4421 in BR Crimson & Cream Livery, Item C) BR MK1 BCK Brake Corridor Composite Coach, Running Number M21053 in BR Crimson & Cream Livery, Item D) BR MK1 370-055 Black, Crimson & Cream & M13062 FK 1st Class Corridor Coach, Running Number M13062 in BR Crimson & Cream Livery, Item E) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item F) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item H) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Digital Commuter Set consisting of tem A) Class 24 Diesel Locomotive, Running Number D5072 in BR Two Tone Green Livery , Item B) BR MK1 SK 2nd Class Corridor Coach, Running D5072, E24538 & 370-060 Green & Maroon Number E24538 in BR Maroon Livery, Item C) BR MK1 BSK 2nd Class Brake Corridor Coach, Running Number E34168 in BR Maroon Livery, Item D) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item E) 2 Pieces E34168 379-450 Track, Item F) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & E-Z Command Controller Newspaper Express' Set consisting of tem A) Class 24 Diesel Locomotive, Running Number 24077 in BR Blue Livery with Full Yellow Ends, Item B) BR MK1 BG Full Brake Coach, Running 24077, M80906 & 370-065 Green & Maroon Number M80906 in BR Blue & Grey Livery, Item C) BR MK1 GUV General Utility Van, Running Number M86531 in BR Blue 'Express Parcels' Livery, Item D) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item E) 2 M86531 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item F) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & E-Z Command Controller Suburban Passenger Set consisiting of Item A) Class 61xx 2-6-2 Prairie Tank Locomotive, Running Number 5136 in BR Lined Green Livery with Late Crest, Item B) BR MK1 Suburban Composite Green and Chocolate & 370-075 5136, W5490 & W4694 Coach, Running Number W5490 in BR Chocolate & Cream Livery, Item C) BR MK1 Suburban Brake End Coach, Running Number W4694 in BR Chocolate & Cream Livery , Item D) 8 Pieces Cream 379-452 track, Item E) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item F) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Suburban Passenger Set consisting of Item A) Class 3F 'Jinty' 0-6-0 Tank Locomotive, Running Number 47594 in BR Black Livery with Early Emblem, Item B) BR MK1 Suburban Composite Coach, 47594, M41012 & 370-076 Black & Maroon Running Number M41012 in BR Maroon Livery, Item C) BR MK1 Suburban Brake End Coach, Running Number M43268 in BR Maroon Livery , Item D) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item E) 2 Pieces M43268 379-450 Track, Item F) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Royal Scot Passenger Set consisting of Item A) Princess Coronation Class 7SP 4-6-2 Locomotive, Running Number 46245 'CITY OF LONDON' in BR Lined Green Livery with Early Emblem , 46245, M24823, Item B) BR MK1 SK 2nd Class Corridor Coach, Running Number M24823 in BR Maroon Livery, Item C) BR MK1 SK 2nd Class Corridor Coach, Running Number M24399 in BR Maroon Livery, 370-100 M24399, M21198 & Green & Maroon Item D) BR MK1 BCK Brake Corridor Composite Coach, Running Number M21198 in BR Maroon Livery with Roundel, Item E) BR MK1 BCK Brake Corridor Composite Coach, Running M21033 Number M21033 in BR Maroon Livery with Roundel, Item F) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item G) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item H) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Elizabethan Passenger Set consisting of Item A) Class A4 4-6-2 Locomotive, Running Number 60017 'SILVER FOX' in BR Lined Green Livery with Late Crest on Corridor Tender - Valances 60017, M24400, Removed, Item B) BR MK1 SK 2nd Class Corridor Coach, Running Number M24400 in BR Maroon Livery with Roundel, Item C) BR MK1 SK 2nd Class Corridor Coach, Running Number 370-101 M24824, M21034 & Green & Maroon M24824 in BR Maroon Livery with Roundel, Item D) BR MK1 BCK Brake Corridor Composite Coach, Running Number M21034 in BR Maroon Livery with Roundel, Item E) BR MK1 BCK M21199 Brake Corridor Composite Coach, Running Number M21199 in BR Maroon Livery with Roundel, Item F) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item G) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item H) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Granite City Express consisiting of a). Stanier Class 5 ('Black 5') 4-6-0 Locomotive, Running Number 45360 in BR Lined Black Livery with Early Emblem on Stanier Tender, Item C) BR MK1 SK 2nd Class Corridor Coach, Running Number M24399 in BR Maroon Livery, Item D) BR MK1 BCK Brake Corridor Composite Coach, Running Number M21198 in BR Maroon Livery with 370-102 45360 Black & Maroon Roundel, Item E) BR MK1 BCK Brake Corridor Composite Coach, Running Number M21033 in BR Maroon Livery with Roundel, Item F) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item G) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item H) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Class 150 DMU 'Sprinter Set' consisiting of Class 150 2 Car DMU, Running Number 150148 in BR 'Sprinter' Two Tone Blue & Grey Livery Item A) DMSL Unit, Running Number 52148, Item B) 370-105 150148 Sprinter Blue & Grey DMS Unit, Running Number 57148, Item C) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item D) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item E) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Depot Master' Set consisting of tem A) Class 04 Diesel Locomotive, Running Number D2309 in BR Green Livery with Wasp Stripes, Item B) 12 Ton Planked Vent Van with Plywood Doors, Running number B773727 in BR Bauxite (Early) livery , Item C) 16 Ton Steel Mineral Wagon with End Door, Running Number B227229 in BR Grey Livery, Item D) 2GWR 20 Ton Toad Brake 370-110 45360 Green, Bauxite & Grey Van, Running Number W68834 in BR Grey Livery marked 'Stourbridge R.U. - Not In Common Use' Item E) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item F) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item G) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & E-Z Command Controller This document and its contents are the Intellectual Property of Bachmann Europe Plc Page 1 of 39 GFPTW2013 GRAHAM FARISH PRODUCTS BY ITEM NUMBER COLOUR(S) & ITEM № RUNNING №(s). FULL DESCRIPTION LIVERIES Royal Mail Set consisting of Item A) Class 47 Diesel Locomotive, Running Number 47734 'CREWE DIESEL DEPOT' in Rail Express Systems Livery with Half Yellow Ends, Item B) BR MK1 NEX 47734, 92322, 92418 & Full Brake Coach, Running Number 92322 in Rail Express Systems Livery, Item C) BR MK1 NFA Full Brake Coach, Running Number 92418 in Rail Express Systems Livery, Item D) BR MK1 GUV 370-125 RES Red & Grey 95199 General Utility Van, Running Number 95199 in Rail Express Systems Livery, Item E) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item F) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item G) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Golden Jubilee Set consisting of Item A) Princess Coronation Class 7SP 4-6-2 Locomotive, Running Number 46221 'QUEEN ELIZABETH' in BR Lined Green Livery with Early Emblem , Item B) 46221, M24567, Green and Chocolate & BR MK1 SK 2nd Class Corridor Coach, Running Number M24567 in BR Crimson & Cream Livery, Item C) BR MK1 SK 2nd Class Corridor Coach, Running Number M24819 in BR Crimson & 370-135 M24819, M21238 & Cream Cream Livery, Item D) BR MK1 BCK Brake Corridor Composite Coach, Running Number M21238 in BR Crimson & Cream Livery, Item E) BR MK1 BCK Brake Corridor Composite Coach, M21030 Running Number M21030 in BR Crimson & Cream Livery , Item F) 8 Pieces 379-452 track, Item G) 2 Pieces 379-450 Track, Item H) Bachmann A/C Mains Transformer & Controller Bristolian Set Castle Loco consisting of a).
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