HORNBY OO SR S15 836 DCC

The S15 Class was introduced by Robert Urie for the London & South Western Railway in 1920 for use on heavy express goods trains. These locomotives continued to be built by the Southern Railway under Richard Maunsell after the 1923 Grouping with a revised front end and cab design. No. 836 was built at the SRs Eastleigh Works in 1927, going new to Feltham shed in the December, painted plain black with sunshine lettering on its six-wheel tender. Other than spells at Brighton and New Cross Gate, Lewisham, it was always a Feltham engine and was withdrawn from there in August 1964 as BR No. 30836 and cut up at Cashmores in Newport by October the same year.