"The newly formed North Western Railway's first locomotive. Recently acquired and fitted with both steam and vacuum brakes. Here No.1 stands in ex-works condition in the company's new livery."

I was looking for but here's a brassmaster's kit of it, pretty sure this variation came with the 4Fs when they were outshopped (Might be wrong on that though) Then came the one we all know and love (somewhat) with a different design to the cab area

Yes it is! As I understand it the Deeley tender came first ofc with another body before the one I've just posted of MR No.1000's tender, next came the Fowler design which was shorter but taller and that was constructed in 1924 but with a different cab area. I cannot for the life of me find the one-

"Here is NWR No.2 in ex-works condition, fitted with a brand new cab and tender body. The tender inspired by the nearby Midland Railway Deeley tenders. Designed to hold slightly more coal and water and Cab designed for further cover for the crew."

A nice way to celebrate the 80th Anniversary

NWR No.3 under construction

Old render but eh

Happy St Davids Day!

7 years have passed since we started modelling on this day..And by god we're still going

Almost ready for rock n roll

Something similar to this style wasn't seen until this era of mainline steam (in this country), mostly seen on Tangmere

Again wrong era of loco but hey ho
What seems to be refurbished NWR lamps fitted with discs seen in a few illustrations but these two are the main examples

Later NWR lamps to the BR (M) pattern
Wrong era of loco but I needed a decent loco to put them on

Early NWR lamp

Forgot I have this account lmao