LNER Class 91 Lord Mayor of Newcastle No.91130 Electric Locomotive
Unsuitable for Rails DCC Fitting Service as the required decoder is not a part of our fitting service at this time. Please contact us for more details.
Entering service as 91030 in January 1991, this locomotive was originally named ‘Palace of Holyrood House’. It lost its name following privatisation of BR in 1997, when it was put into GNER colours, but in September 2001, it was named ‘City of Newcastle’ and renumbered 91130 following refurbishment by Adtranz. By 2004, the name had been removed. Under Virgin Trains East Coast, it was named ‘Lord Mayor of Newcastle’ from December 2016. A new livery of LNER red and white was applied when the franchise changed hands in 2018 and the name was retained. The locomotive is still in operational condition.
What's Inside
- 1x Locomotive
- Accessories Pack
- Instructions
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LNER Class 91 Lord Mayor of Newcastle No.91130 Electric Locomotive
Unsuitable for Rails DCC Fitting Service as the required decoder is not a part of our fitting service at this time. Please contact us for more details.
Entering service as 91030 in January 1991, this locomotive was originally named ‘Palace of Holyrood House’. It lost its name following privatisation of BR in 1997, when it was put into GNER colours, but in September 2001, it was named ‘City of Newcastle’ and renumbered 91130 following refurbishment by Adtranz. By 2004, the name had been removed. Under Virgin Trains East Coast, it was named ‘Lord Mayor of Newcastle’ from December 2016. A new livery of LNER red and white was applied when the franchise changed hands in 2018 and the name was retained. The locomotive is still in operational condition.
What's Inside
- 1x Locomotive
- Accessories Pack
- Instructions
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Unsuitable for Rails DCC Fitting Service as the required decoder is not a part of our fitting service at this time. Please contact us for more details.
Entering service as 91030 in January 1991, this locomotive was originally named ‘Palace of Holyrood House’. It lost its name following privatisation of BR in 1997, when it was put into GNER colours, but in September 2001, it was named ‘City of Newcastle’ and renumbered 91130 following refurbishment by Adtranz. By 2004, the name had been removed. Under Virgin Trains East Coast, it was named ‘Lord Mayor of Newcastle’ from December 2016. A new livery of LNER red and white was applied when the franchise changed hands in 2018 and the name was retained. The locomotive is still in operational condition.
What's Inside
- 1x Locomotive
- Accessories Pack
- Instructions
