Hornby Trains & Accessories - LNER Cl.J36 'Gough'

Discover the charm of railway history with the Hornby LNER Cl.J36 'Gough' model train. This exquisite 0-6-0 locomotive celebrates Era 4, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship. Originally built in August 1891, locomotive NBR 659 was upgraded with the NBR Standard Boiler in 1915, underlining the attention to detail that collectors admire. Gough has a storied past, having served on the Western Front in 1917 before being named in April 1914. It went through various renumberings, including 5235 under LNER and later 65235 with British Railways in 1949. Ideal for collectors and railway enthusiasts, this finely crafted model train is a wonderful addition to any layout. Elevate your collection with the Hornby LNER Cl.J36 'Gough' and appreciate its historical significance. Get yours today and create lasting memories with this detailed piece of railway heritage.

LNER Cl.J36 'Gough'
HOR R3734 Hornby LNER, J36 Class, 0-6-0, 65235 'Gough' - Era 4

Built at Cowlairs in August 1891, NBR 659 was rebuilt with the NBR Standard Boiler in September 1915. Sent to the Western Front in October 1917, numbered as ROD 6659, on the locomotive's return it was named as Gough in April 1914, being renumbered as 9659 in 1926, then 5235 in 1946 under the LNER. In January 1949, under British Railways, Gough was renumbered as 65235 at which point it was allocated to Bathgate.