The Railway Magazine

Captain Sir Tom still raising money for charity

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The ‘Pride of Britain’ train pack produced for charity by Bachmann, inspired by Captain Sir Tom Moore’s fundraisin­g achievemen­t in 2020, has been a huge success. Officials from Bachmann Europe visited the GB Railfreigh­t/EMD Roberts Road Rail Maintenanc­e Depot in Doncaster where Class 66 No. 66731 Capt. Tom Moore was in residence, and presented a cheque for £60,000 which will be donated to NHS Charities Together. A limited number of each pack – containing a model of No. 66731 and two aircraft, Hurricane LF363 and Spitfire MK356, which performed a flypast on Captain Tom’s 100th birthday – are available in N and OO gauge. The OO has an optional sound fitting. They are available direct from Bachmann Collectors club www.bachmannco­llectorscl­ub.co.uk or by calling 01455 245565.

 ?? Capt. Tom Moore. ?? Bachmann Collectors Club manager Gary Boyd-Hope (right) presents club member Denis Armstrong with a Pride of Britain Train Pack in front of Class 66 No. 66731
Capt. Tom Moore. Bachmann Collectors Club manager Gary Boyd-Hope (right) presents club member Denis Armstrong with a Pride of Britain Train Pack in front of Class 66 No. 66731

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