VA10713 MGB Roadster, Mineral Blue Gauge-1-Scale the company’s last steam locomotive

the company’s last steam locomotive for £100 and built a railway for it to run on at his Buckinghamshire home

Running number 45055

Among the specially decorated RAF Typhoon FGR

optional cosmetic air pipes and optional control box (clips into NEM pocket)

represents technical advances and courage during World War II

VA10713 MGB Roadster, Mineral Blue Gauge-1-Scale the company’s last steam locomotiveThe MGB modelled was produced on 11th July 1967, making it one of the last 3 synchromesh Mk1 MGBs. It was built with five optional extras, wire wheels, a heater, a colour matched blue tonneau cover, a black foldaway hood and a front anti roll bar. It spent 12th July in the rectification area of the MG factory, which was not unusual in this era of car manufacturing, before being dispatched on 17th August. The first owner was RAF Squadron Leader John