LNER A4 livery chart - part one

Part 1 of 6 of my LNER A4 pacific livery and configuration chart, covering all liveries and configurations of the pre-war LNER period from the Silver Jubilee express to the end of Gresley's reign.

In chronological order, left to right, top to bottom;

2509 'Silver Link' in LNER silver/grey with recessed coupling, charcoal smokebox and 1935 corridor tender.

2512 'Silver Fox' in LNER silver/grey with 1935 corridor tender.

4483 'Kingfisher' in LNER apple green with full black smokebox and 1928 corridor tender.

4487 'Sea Eagle' in LNER apple green with 1928 corridor tender.

4489 'Woodcock' in LNER works grey with 1928 corridor tender.

4489 'Dominion of Canada' in LNER coronation garter blue with stainless steel trim and numbers, 1928 corridor tender and CP bell and whistle.

4490 'Empire of India' in LNER coronation garter blue with stainless steel trim and numbers and 1928 corridor tender.

4491 'Commonwealth of Australia' in LNER coronation garter blue with stainless steel trim and numbers and 1935 corridor tender.

4494 'Osprey' in LNER garter blue with 1935 corridor tender.

4496 'Golden Shuttle' in LNER garter blue with stainless steel trim and numbers and 1935 corridor tender

4498 'Sir Nigel Gresley' in LNER garter blue with stainless steel trim and 1928 corridor tender.

4484 'Falcon' in LNER garter blue with 1928 corridor tender

4465 'Guillemot' in LNER garter blue with non - corridor tender

4469 - The ill fated 'Gadwall' in LNER garter blue with non corridor tender and stainless steel trim

4901 'Capercaillie' in LNER garter blue with double kylchap blastpipe and non - corridor tender

4462 'William Whitelaw' in LNER garter blue with non corridor tender and forward valances - the only A4 to be partly de-frocked

Part 2 here: [link]