Rocket

In 1829, the operator of the Liverpool-Manchester line organized the Rainhill Trials, where the best locomotive for the route was determined. George Stephenson's Rocket emerged as the winner out of the five locomotives that competed.

Weighing only 4250 kg, this locomotive featured a fire-tube boiler with a blast pipe, ensuring high heat transfer. The boiler measured 1.82 m in length and had a diameter of 1 m. The inclined cylinders drove the pistons, which were coupled to the driving wheels with a diameter of 1.44 m, achieving a speed of 49 kilometers per hour. Due to its characteristics, the Rocket was well-suited for transporting goods and passengers, ushering in a new era in the history of transportation.

Step by step, assemble a detailed replica of a historic railway model. And rejoice in the end over a successful train model that you can proudly display in your collection.

Ideal for beginners in the world of model railways.

Scale 1:24 / G-45
Length 290mm
Width 65mm
Height 180mm
Difficulty level: easy
Average construction time in hours: 100

Age recommendation: 14 years and up

Safety notice:
"WARNING! Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts may be swallowed = choking hazard!"