Hornby R3383TTS BR, Castle Class, 4-6-0, 5050 ‘Earl Of St. Germans’ Early BR With TTS Sound

Locomotive No. 5050 Earl of St. Germans was built at Swindon in May 1936, originally being named Devizes Castle, and entered traffic at Worcester. Operating right across the GWR’s territory, from Laira to Shrewsbury, Earl of St. Germans was withdrawn from traffic on September 9, 1963, from St. Philip Marsh.

Function List:

• F0     Headlight/rearlight
• F1     Steam/exhaust/coasting
• F2     Whistle long passing
• F3     Whistle short 1
• F4     Whistle short 2
• F5     Whistle 2 bursts

• F6     Wheel slip
• F7     Coal shovelling
• F8     Blow down
• F9     Safety valve
• F10   Injector
• F11   Cyclinder cock

• F12   Brake
• F13   Blower
• F14   Guard's whistle
• F15   Coupler clank
• F16   Fireman's breakfast
• F17   Chuffing/coasting
• F18   Aux lighting