VA14909 Ford Escort Mk2 RS2000, Midnight Blue (Richard Hammond's The Smallest Cog) HOm-Scale over ten examples of the

over ten examples of the aircraft were built

Speedometer with flexible connection between bogie and solebar

the vertical boiler of the original engine was fitted to Punch creating a Frankenstein-looking machine

000 Passenger Luggage Vans (PLV) broadly to the same Southern Railway design were built for use in passenger trains and at express speeds to convey parcels

the engines could run on kerosene and even diesel fuel

VA14909 Ford Escort Mk2 RS2000, Midnight Blue (Richard Hammond's The Smallest Cog) HOm-Scale over ten examples of theThe RS2000 modelled was first registered on May 10th, 1979, in Leicestershire. It was exported to the Isle of Man on April 16th, 1981, and spent 33 years there, although for some of that period it had a hard life as it was modified for road rallying. In November 2014 it was sold to an enthusiast in Ireland who had a collection of fast Fords. He placed it in a classic car auction in Herefordshire in May 2021, and the current owner, Herefordshire based