76FB6003 Fowler B6 Showmans Loco King Carnival On30-Scale eventually ending up with NEI-Clarke

eventually ending up with NEI-Clarke Chapman at their Horseley Bridge works and has survived into preservation

The Fine Pin Vise D is a highly useful tool for this kind of drilling

The driver’s cab did not have doors but folding canvas sheets instead

This was the point that the Stuka was at its most vulnerable

76FB6003 Fowler B6 Showmans Loco King Carnival On30-Scale eventually ending up with NEI-ClarkeJohn Fowler & Co (Leeds) Ltd were one of the great names in the manufacture of showman locomotives right up to the 1930s and our model, the third in the 1: 76 scale series, represents their B6 engine, named King Carnival which is printed on the side of the body. Decorated in red and black with a grey roof, our model is registered EF 4883. The John Fowler company details are printed in gold on a red plate on the front of the locomotive. The wealth of