I was going through some older photo folders and found these photos that were probably taken for eBay use over 10 years ago.



NSWGR 42 class







The S class tooling was modified in the 90s to remove one of the rear windows to be more accurate for the 42 class. The buffers were also added, although to be accurate, it should be a buffing plate right across the ends of the loco. Nose mounted horns were another modification from the original tooling.




Great Northern 22 (GM class) With the now incorrect addition of buffers.








V/Line B class B 63












West Coast Railway B class B 76

NSWGR 422 class Tuscan








NSW SRA 422 class Candy Stripe

And here's the real B 65 for comparison - taken early one winter morning in the late 1980s.



I think B 80 and B 65 were from the first runs of these models. The numbers were changed for a later run by a new Lima distributor.