Assembled Live Steam Y6 G. E. R. S. Tram Engine H0

The first 3 of 10 engines of this class were built in 1883 for working the Wisbach & Upwell Tramway. They were built for the tramway at Great Yarmouth which extended from the Vauxhall station to the Fish Wharf. 1897 the last two of this type was built. Technical Data ModelLength above buffer 8 cmWidth 3.4 cmHeight 5 cmBoiler, Copper 4.8 cm Piston (diametrical) 3 mmStroke 8 mmSteering oscillatingRunning time (term) 5.5 min.Fuel spiritWeight 80 gr.Performance (capacity) 2 wagonsSpeed Model 13 cm/sEquals original speed of 40 km/hSlope 9% with one wagonColor options / national train selectionStainless materials: brass, copper, nickel silver, stainless steel.Ready to run Exhaust Steam from chimney.