Thomas Peckett took over the locomotive business of Fox, Walker and Company in 1880, based at the Atlas Engine Works, Bristol. They produced their last of over 1500 steam engines some 78 years later.

Fox, Walker and Company had begun trading in 1864, building four and six-coupled saddle tank engines. Their B Class 0-6-0 saddle-tanks evolved into Peckett's B1 which was succeeded by their B2 in 1905. The redesign placed the coal bunker behind, rather than inside the cab.

This bodyshell designed to fit a Minitrix T3/2f Docktank chassis.

The original Minitrix buffers can be pushed out of their buffer beams and used with this print.

These old chasses can be updated with coreless motors and be modified for DCC operation. See https://tramfabriek.nl/minitrix-t3.html https://tramfabriek.nl/minitrix-dock.html