Andrew Barclay 14" & 16" 0-4-0ST
Developed & Manufactured by Hattons Model Railways
Andrew Barclay Sons & Co. were a locomotive building company based in Kilmarnock, Scotland. They became known for producing their standardised saddle tank locomotives, mainly for industrial use. They had a small selection of options available to prospective buyers such as alternative cabs, cylinders, chimneys and tanks.
The most numerous type produced were the 14" & 16" versions, referring to the diameter of the cylinders. Thousands of 0-4-0s were built by Andrew Barclay starting in the late 1800s. Many survived longer than mainline steam under BR, with some still running in the late 1970s. A large number are believed to be preserved across the UK.
We have produced a range of Andrew Barclays in a wide variety of liveries,including the variations that would have originally been available from Andrew Barclay themselves.
Specifications & Features
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Scale and Gauge
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4mm 1:76 Scale - OO Gauge
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Motor Type
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5-pole skew wound
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Pick-ups/ Drive
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All wheels & All-wheel
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Digital Control
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Yes - 6-pin interface in tanks
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Digital Sound
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No
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Coupling Type
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NEM tension lock
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Min Curve Radius
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Radius 2 (483mm)
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Detailing Parts
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Pre-fitted
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Features
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RP25 Wheel Profile
Chemically blackened wheels
Separately fitted handrails
Separately fitted drain cock detailing & oil lubricators
Fully detailed and painted cab interior |
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Sprung Buffers
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Yes
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Detail Matrix (click to see full size)
Check out our videos showcasing unboxing & running of the locomotives and how to fit a digital decoder:
Take a look at some of the fantastic reviews on YouTube for the Andrew Barclay by creators SamsTrains, SDJR7F88 & Jennifer Kirk.
The handy diagram below showcases some of the workings that you can produce with a Hattons Andrew Barclay. We've covered each of our 12 different models, so there's a range of rakes that cover the lifespan of these tiny tank engines.
Click/ tap the image below to view it in high resolution, or, Click here to download a pdf version that you can print out at home!
* - Not in current catalogue, may be available as a pre-owned item
# - some modifications required
Weathered Andrew Barclay Diorama
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Here's a little creative inspiration for you! One of our resident experts spent a night-in working on one of our Andrew Barclay locomotives and produced this incredible scene. NCB No.6 has been thoroughly weathered and coupled to a makeshift tender wagon and rake of coal hoppers. This creates a simple but realistic colliery diorama that would have been prototypical across the UK in the 60s & 70s. You can see similar locomotives working in such a way in the pictures below.
H4-AB14-001 - 14" 2047 '705' in BR black with early emblem - £99
H4-AB14-002 - 14" 2047 '705' in GWR green with shirtbutton roundel - £99
H4-AB14-003 - 14" 2134 "Coronation" in lined green - £99
H4-AB14-004 - 14" 1863 in Caledonian Railway lined blue - £99
H4-AB14-005 - 14” 2134 “WTT” in lined green - £99
H4-AB14-006 - 14" 2069 "Little Barford" in Acton Lane Power Station blue with wasp stripes - £99
H4-AB14-007 - 14" 1927 'No.1' in Burnley Corporation Gas Department blue - £99
H4-AB14-008 - 14" 2134 'No.3' in Fina lined blue - £99
H4-AB16-001 - 16" 2244 'No.10' in NCB lined black - £99
H4-AB16-002 - 16" 2043 'No. 6' in NCB green - £99
H4-AB16-003 - 16" 2226 "Katie" in lined maroon - £89 BARGAIN (RRP: £99)
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