The livery on a Peco Black Jubilee accurate

[paulprice]

I use to have a black Peco Jubilee as a child, the question is, the livery is It remotely accurate?

[Butler Henderson]

I use to have a black Peco Jubilee as a child, the question is, the livery is It remotely accurate?

Yes, 1946 LMS express passenger livery

[Il Grifone]

This one (which has lost her chimney and number)?

 

http://www.hattons.co.uk/100537/Peco_Products_NL_21_U_Jubilee_Class_4_6_0_Renown_5713_in_LMS_Black_Pre_owned_poor_box/StockDetail.aspx

 

This is the post war (1946) LMS livery

[Martin_R]

If my memory serves me right later issues of the Jubilee had both single and double chimneys plus a selection of numbers / names to allow for different loco variants. 

[paulprice]

Yes, 1946 LMS express passenger livery

 

I thought that livery had two yellow bands separated by a red line?

[Steamport Southport]

​The yellow lined livery is fictitious. No mention of it in An Illustrated History Of LMS Locomotives by Essery and Jenkinson.

 

 

Some were painted wartime unlined black such as this.

 

 http://www.hattons.co.uk/250835/Hornby_R3557_Class_7P_Royal_Scot_4_6_0_6126_Royal_Army_Service_Corps_in_LMS_wartime_black/StockDetail.aspx

 

The 1946 livery was this one.

 

 http://www.hattons.co.uk/250811/Hornby_R3517_Class_7P_Royal_Scot_4_6_0_6108_Seaforth_Highlander_in_LMS_black_The_Final_Day_s/StockDetail.aspx

 

I know they are Royal Scots.

 

 

Many however were still pre war crimson lake. 13 of them receiving BR numbers whilst still crimson. One even being painted experimental slate grey.

 

 

 

Jason

Edited June 4, 2017 by Steamport Southport

[DaveF]

There is a colour photo of 5601 British Guiana in post war black, lined out in yellow (straw) and maroon in The Big Four in Colour, David Jenkinson,pub  Pendragon.

 

Unusually the loco is coupled to a 4000 gallon tender with flush welded side panels.  (David Jenkinson's words).

 

I have always thought that the Peco Jubilee livery was a very simplified version of this, perhaps because of the limits of  printing technology for lining at an affordable price at the time.

 

David

[paulprice]

There is a colour photo of 5601 British Guiana in post war black, lined out in yellow (straw) and maroon in The Big Four in Colour, David Jenkinson,pub  Pendragon.

 

Unusually the loco is coupled to a 4000 gallon tender with flush welded side panels.  (David Jenkinson's words).

 

I have always thought that the Peco Jubilee livery was a very simplified version of this, perhaps because of the limits of  printing technology for lining at an affordable price at the time.

 

David

David

 

That's what I thought, I have a few post war black loco's I have repainted, and they are all lined straw maroon straw