Class 50 - Revised NSE (dark blue w/WofE branding) - 50029 'Renown' 7mm - O Gauge The three "Celtic Queens" gained

The three "Celtic Queens" gained iconic status among Irish enthusiasts and were the largest 4-6-0 locomotives to operate in the British Isles

ACC2964 ARC Early (Procor) - Pack 1

chassis plates

with ‘ghosted’ former branding and the vestiges of graffiti from their previous life

Plated window both sides

Class 50 - Revised NSE (dark blue w/WofE branding) - 50029 'Renown' 7mm - O Gauge The three "Celtic Queens" gainedAfter the first run release of 50017, one of the first pair of Class 50s to be released in the original Network SouthEast livery, the calls for the later version of the scheme have become deafening. 50029 Renown was the last of 14 examples to gain the same paint job as Royal Oak in June 1987, which it swapped for the revised darker blue variant in December 1989 courtesy of Laira depot. Named in October 1978 and refurbished in May 1982, it had no idea