7S-094-004 J94 Austerity BR Black Late Crest 68012 0-6-0 locomotive option-set-012 the #5 Turnout - Left

the #5 Turnout - Left allows for smoother transitions between tracks during switching operations

the voltage applied to the track

A little detail to note is the Scania R370 Streamline name printed in white above the cab windows alongside the Scottish flags

The ECoSDetector is compatible with all ECoS command stations or Central Stations (providing the Central Station has been updated with the Central Station upgrade software) and is able to detect up to 16 track sections

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7S-094-004 J94 Austerity BR Black Late Crest 68012 0-6-0 locomotive option-set-012 the #5 Turnout - LeftIn 1942 Robert A. Riddles designed the J94 Austerity 0 6 0 to meet the countrys shunting needs. The first locomotive was built in 1943 with an eventual 377 being built. After the war the military kept 90 for their railway system. 75 were sold to the LNER being classified as J94 some with modified coal bunker and extra steps, with others sold for industrial use. Between 1948 and 1964 77 new Austerity locomotives were built for the NCB, which continued