Z14 Class 1407 (G Class) NO WEATHERING with coal loaded Baldwin Tender NSWGR - DCC SOUND - CASULA HOBBIES RAILWAY MODELS (CHRM)

I will have available a small run of the NSWGR Z14 class each one listed individually on this web page, each photo is of the one for sale.

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In 1865, Beyer, Peacock & Company delivered the first of nine G class 2-4-0 steam locomotives to the New South Wales Government Railways for passenger service. Three, numbered 14N-16N, entered service on the isolated northern section north of Singleton on the Main Northern line. The other six, 23-28, operated on the Main Southern line between Picton and Goulburn, and the Main Western line between Penrith and Mount Victoria.^[1][2]

After being stored for ten years, all members of the G23 class were rebuilt as 4-4-0s at Eveleigh Railway Workshops with Belpaire boilers and four wheel Bissell leading bogies. They were renamed the Cg class in view of the similarity of the rebuilt locomotives to the C class 4-4-0s of 1879.^[3][4] As part of the 1924 reclassification scheme, all 13 were reclassified as the Z14 class and renumbered 1401 to 1413.^[2]

The last in service was 1412 which was retired in 1948. The last recorded as condemned was 1405 in 1950.^[2][4] Scrapping of the class commenced in 1937 and was concluded in 1952.^[5]

THIS DCC SOUND model available of a NSWGR Z1407 class no weathering with coal loaded Baldwin bogie tender.

The NSW (G Class) Z14 class was a class of steam locomotive operated by the New South Wales Government Railways in Australia. 

The locomotive that the Z12 class was based on that Beyer Peacock built of the Z12's. 

Made in China, detailed as Z14 Class in Australia.