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C.R. Loco Kits - Classes 812 and 652

Scale drawing of CL2

Download prototype notes    Download loco kit instructions    Download 3000g tender kit (CT1) instructions    Download 3570g tender kit (CT3) instructions

CL02  4mm scale Class 812 / 652 0-6-0 locomotive and tender
£155.00. Packed Weight 500g


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C.R. numbers 282-293, 325-328, 652-659, 661-665, 812-878; L.M.S. numbers 17550-17645

A kit for one (or indeed two !) of the Caledonian"s workhorses. The Class 812 was introduced in 1899; an enlargement of the famous "Jumbo" 0-6-0s it was designed for general freight duties throughout the system. The first batch was also Westinghouse brake fitted for use on passenger trains (and thus painted blue). The Class 652, introduced in 1908, was very similar to the Class 812 differing mainly in the shape of the cab cut-out. The kit includes parts to enable either class to be built. The locomotives were allocated to almost every part of the Caledonian system and in L.M.S. days were to be found on many former H.R. and G.&S.W.R. lines. By the time of their final demise in 1963 they were not even strangers to N.B. and G.N.o.S. sheds.

Originally paired with 3000 gallon tenders (type M2/CT01), later on in their careers some of these locos were paired with larger 3570g tenders recovered from withdrawn locos of the 179, 908, 918 and 600 classes. See the prototype notes for further details.

Please specify tender type required when ordering.

Shown as the Class 812 variant in the illustration above.


Three Caley sisters

'Three Caley sisters'; CR No. 824, BR Nos. 57638 and 57595, each one individualized from kit CL02 by Steve Duckworth and featured in an article on mounting the motor in the tender while driving the loco in Scalefour News 201/202. [Please note that the 'dogged' smokebox door shown on the two BR examples is not included in the kit.]


812 Class on passenger train ex-Glasgow Bucannan Street Station

812 Class on passenger train ex-Glasgow Bucannan Street Station


828 as preserved

828 as preserved at the Strathspey Railway, Avimore, Scotland


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