Sold May 2006 Back to Archive

A part-built example of a Stroudley Terrier to Martin Evans' well-regarded "Boxhill" design. Complete with a building stand allowing the engine to be lifted and rotated, work to date includes:

• Frames and buffer beams erected with horns, keeps and axleboxes

• Axles fitted, central crank axle fitted with eccentric sheaves

• Silver-soldered copper boiler

• Wheels machined, require quartering

• Eccentric straps

• Part-finished coupling rods

• Part-finished brake gear

There is a quantity of parts and castings including:

• Chimney

• Dome

• Smokebox front & rear rings, door

• Cylinder blocks, end covers, slide valves and valve chests

• Buffers

• Grate

I recently sold a rather good Terrier, pictures are in the archive at http://www.stationroadsteam.com/stock%20pages/2565/index.htm.

Length 27 inches