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Step back in time with the magnificent steam engines of Midland Railway. 🚂✨ First up, we have the Midland Railway Class 2 4-4-0 steam locomotive number 2192. This beauty was built by Sharp, Stewart and is a true symbol of engineering excellence. Next on our list is the Midland Railway Class 4, 4-4-0 steam locomotive number 998. Built in April 1909 at Derby, this locomotive showcases the craftsmanship that went into every detail. Let's not forget about the historic Midland Railway Class 3, 4-4-0 steam locomotive number 1738. Dating back to November 1885, this gem was also constructed at Derby and holds a special place in railway history. Moving along, we come across another remarkable creation - the Midland Railway Class 3, now known as the iconic '700 class' steam locomotive. With drawing no. 08-7560 and numbered as either #740 or #863 depending on its build date (September), this engine truly captures attention wherever it goes. Derby strikes again with yet another masterpiece - introducing the Midland Railway Class 3, steam locomotives numbers: #857 built in1905 and #864 completed in September. These powerful machines continue to inspire awe among enthusiasts. The collection wouldn't be complete without mentioning other notable engines like Bayer Peacock-built Midland Railway Class two four-four-zero numbered as #2585 or even charming little ones such as #336 from their same class. Last but certainly not least is none other than the mighty Midland Railway Class three four-four-zero numbered as both #139 and #2784; these workhorses were instrumental in keeping Britain's railways running smoothly. Join us for an unforgettable journey through time aboard these incredible marvels of engineering - each one representing a chapter of history that will forever be cherished.