Corgi 1/50 Sentinel United Africa P T (80007)

Corgi 1/50 Charringtons Sentinel Steam Dropside Wagon and Trailer (80009)

Corgi 1/50 Fowler B6 Showmans Engine (80107)

Corgi 1/50 Wynns Garrett Tractor with Load (80305)

Corgi 1/50 Anker V. Garrett Tractor (80307)

Corgi 1/50 Johnson & Co Sentinel Flatbed Wagon (CC20003)

Corgi 1/50 Sentinel E C Gransen & Co Ltd with trailer (CC20004)

The highly successful 5 tonner was replaced by the "Super" in around 1920, and a direct development the DG4 appeared in 1926.This was quickly followed by a six wheeler (DG6) and a four axle version in 1929.This was called the first British "eight legger" as though in practise it carried no more than a six wheeler because of weight restrictions at the time 

Corgi 1/50 Fullers Brewery Foden Dropside with Trailers and Barrel Load (CC20205)

Corgi 1/50 1925 Foden C Type Enterprise (CC20206)

A new company was formed in 1887, Edwin Foden Sons & Co.Ltd, and development work commenced on Edwin's idea of a superior steam wagon.This took longer than anticipated but by the 1901 war office trials a design had been produced which was to set the standard of steam wagons for the next tweny five years.Edwin Foden died on the 31st August 1911, being succeeded by his sons William and E.R

Corgi 1/50 1922 Foden Steam Wagon Whitbread & Co (CC20209)

Corgi 1/50 Burrell 5 NHP DCC Road Locomotive No.4093 Dorothy 1931 (CC20511)

Road Locomotive No.4093 'Dorothy' was the last 3 speed Burrell built in 1931 at their Garrett works in Leiston, Suffolk. It was supplied new by agents Stenner & Gunn of Rackenham in Devon, for threshing and saw bench work.

Jack Steere of North Devon purchased the engine in 1934 for similar purposes until 1949. Dorothy was first rallied in the late 1960s after some preservation work by Bert Canton, she is now owned by Dennis and Brian Smith of Banbury.

Corgi 1/50 Burrell 7 NHP Road Locomotive No.3257 Clinker 1911 (CC20512)

Robert Clifford-Wing of Cornwall is the current owner of this fine steam engine which dates back to 1911. 'Clinker' was purchased new by Wingham Agricultural Implement Co, Kent for road haulage until early 1920s when it was sold to Mornement and Ray of East Harling, Norfolk where it was used in later years for dredging the Fens.

It was then purchased by Michael Ward of Oxton who restored and rallied 'Clinker' extensively before a major overhaul in 1991. Robert has been the owner since late 2004.

Corgi 1/50 Burrell Showmans 8 NHP 20 ton Road Locomotive No.3938 Quo Vadis (CC20513)

Corgi 1/50 Fowler Showmans Fowler Iron Maiden No 15657 1920 (CC20114)

• Built in 1920 by Fowler & Co. this engine was first used as a Road Locomotive by F. Barnes of Portland, Dorset for hauling stone from the quarries down to Portland Harbour. In 1923 Dorset County Council passed a law requiring steel wheeled vehicles be fitted with rubber tyres, so the engine was sold to Mrs H. Oadley of Derbyshire who sent the engine back to Fowler & Co?s workshop for a complete overhaul to Showmans specification. Once complete the engine re-emerged with the name ?Kitchener?.
  

  In 1952 it was sold to Harry Hollingworth of West Riding for preservation and was purchased in 1955 by the Bedford Steam Engine Preservation Society?s (B.S.E.P.S) founder and President, John Crawley. The engine appeared as the star of the 1962 British comedy film ?The Iron Maiden? and was aptly re-named once more as the ?Iron Maiden?. It featured at many rallies throughout the country for over 20 years with W.G Hawkins of Tedinnick, Cornwall. In 1991 the engine was bought by Dr Tony Marchington who undertook significant restoration and repair works including a new fire box, boiler, smoke box, tubes, tender and rear axle. An avid steam collector, Dr Marchington also owned The Flying Scotsman locomotive in the 1980s and 1990s. The Iron Maiden now resides in the ?Scarborough Fair Collection? museum, built and owned by Graham Atkinson.

Corgi 1/50 Burrell Showmans Dragon Brookland Racers (CC20514A)

Corgi 1/50 Burrell Showmans Philadelphia No. 3414 1912 (CC20515)

Corgi Burrell Showmans Earl Haig (DG125021)

• The Corgi Steam Rally Collection is a range of detailed die-cast Road Locomotives representing some of the greatest Showmans Engines that parade across today?s Steam Rally scene.