The LSWR M7 class is a class of 0-4-4T passenger tank locomotive built between 1897 and 1911. The class was designed by Dugald Drummond for use on the intensive London network of the …

In Southern Railway days M7 Class N°42 is seen at Windsor & Eton Riverside station. Photograph: Mike Morant collection. Also in Southern Railway days N°28 is seen on the …

The LSWR was absorbed into the Southern Railway on Grouping in 1923, accompanied by the neighbouring LB&SCR and SE&CR. The M7s were the largest single class of tank engine to …

The first order was for 25 locomotives and was works order number M7. The next order for 10 locomotives was order number V7 and construction continued across a further 13 batches until …

The LSWR required more powerful locomotives to support the increase of commuter traffic from the southern suburbs into London. The resulting M7 class was the largest and heaviest 0-4-4T …

Feb 22, 2021 · Dapol have released an update on the development of their all new ex LSWR/SR/BR M7 0-4-4T along with images of their latest Engineering Prototype. A total of …

This Website contains much information about the last operational Drummond M7 locomotive, which is based at the award winning heritage steam railway at Swanage in Dorset, Southern …

Authentic Sounds recorded from M7 No. 30053; 3D firebox & coal; Smoke particles that change depending on the season; Stunning fire & Dynamic smoke effects; Dynamic Lamp Settings; …

May 29, 2018 · Southern Region of British Railways (1948–1965) Manufacturer Nine Elms Locomotive Works (95, M7, V7, E9, B10, C10, G11, H11, B12, C12, X12, Y12, B13, D13, …