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	Model of Adam's Radial LSWR No.525 - Dubs built Original condition - December 1885 Fitted with Adams' chimney, single slidebars, large dome, long tanks, wooden cab roof, no coal rails. 7mm scale model as-built 'from the box' with Slater's wheels. Dubs worksplates by CPL products. Built, painted and lined by Chris Wesson Photos courtesy Railway Modeller
	Model of Adam's Radial LSWR No.420 - Beyer Peacock built - 1906 condition. Fitted with Adams' chimney, single slidebars, smaller dome, short tanks, wooden cab roof. 7mm scale model as-built 'from the box' with AGH wheels. Beyer Peacock plates by CPL products. Built, painted and lined by Chris Wesson
	Model of Adam's Radial BR No 30584 - Dubs built loco of 1885 ex-LSWR No. 520. Early BR condition - 19 August 1948 Fitted with Drummond chimney, double slidebars, large dome, long tanks, steel cab roof, sheeted coal rails and partially riveted smokebox. 7mm scale model as-built 'from the box' with Slater's wheels. Dubs worksplates and SR-type couplings from CPL products. Built, painted and hand lettered by Chris Wesson Photos courtesy Railway Modeller
	Ex-LSWR Neilson-built Adams' Radial locomotive no. 30583 portrayed as running on the Lyme Regis branch in 1955. Built and painted by Chris Wesson. Weathered by Martin Welch.
	Ex-LSWR Stephenson-built Adams' Radial locomotive no. 3125. 1930s condition Built by John Petcher Photo courtesy Barry Norman

This new kit features many alternative parts to enable locos from all four builders (Beyer Peacock, Stephenson, Dubs and Neilson) to be built from their original Victorian elegance through to their memorable BR days on the Lyme Regis branch.

Two Chimneys, Two Domes and Two Smokebox Doors

Single or Double Slidebars

Short or Long Tanks. Wooden or Metal Cab Roof.

Working Rear Radial Truck with facility for the different diameter wheels.

The kit is highly detailed in etched brass and nickel silver, with over 60 detailed castings in brass and nickel silver and 11 in whitemetal. The chassis (which can be built rigid) features beam compensation for which hornblocks are an optional extra.

A kit to construct fully working inside valve gear is also available as an optional extra. This includes brass castings for the valve rods and turned brass eccentrics.


Beyer Peacock loco - note rivet detail, Adams' 'stovepipe' chimney, short tanks, single slidebar, safety chains	Close-up of 30584 showing double slidebars	Body under construction showing jig upon which body is built.