Peckett & Sons Cranmore Class 0-4-0ST 'GAMECOCK' wheels Information on actual prototype liveries

Information on actual prototype liveries are scarce

4 x posts (24mm tall) 3D printed

The casting for the footplate

16mm:ft scale • 20mm x 10mm

Industrial Railway Record

Peckett & Sons Cranmore Class 0-4-0ST 'GAMECOCK' wheels Information on actual prototype liveriesIntroduction Brief History In 1904 an agreement was made by the Mendip Granite & Asphalte Co Ltd and the Moons Hill Quarry Company (John Wainwright & Co) as to the joint use of a 2ft tramway extension from the Waterlip Quarry to avoid the haulage of stone from the two quarries by road, which were damaged by such traffic. This arrangement enabled stone to be transported from the Moons Hill Quarry by arrangement and neighbouring Sunnyhill Quarry of the