7S-005-001 Y3 Sentinel 4wVB No.42 in LNER Black option-set-106 whilst some were named after

whilst some were named after holiday destinations served by the LMS

only the outer most end of the brave will be fitted with a standard coupling to connect the coaches to the locomotive

and the model boasts an authentic rendition of the BR Lined Green livery complete with full-colour early emblems

over the bridge and stopping off at all of the wooden stations

London Midland and Scottish regions as well as into Wales and were commonly associated with coal traffic

7S-005-001 Y3 Sentinel 4wVB No.42 in LNER Black option-set-106 whilst some were named afterThe Y1 Y3 sentinel was based on the road going lorry, utilising a similar centrally mounted steam tube boiler and chain drive system to the wheels. Whilst not having the greatest turn of speed (approximately 36mph top speed) these small locos proved capable of pulling a constant draw weight and were considered ideal for shunting in yards and providing motive power along smaller branch lines. These quirky little locos were used by all of the big four