Flying Scotsman and Mallard prints
Two of the most famous steam locomotives ever built, both designed by Sir Nigel Gresley and both record breakers, beautifully illustrated by Emily.
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Prints of each locomotive, cards, and steam sets that pair them with Evening Star and the LMS Coronation Class.
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Our steam sets put the great locomotives together for less than buying them separately, at every size. A great present for any steam enthusiast.
Two Gresley giants
Both locomotives came out of the LNER works at Doncaster and from the drawing board of its chief mechanical engineer, Sir Nigel Gresley.
Flying Scotsman was built in 1923 and became the railway's star. In 1934 it became the first steam locomotive officially recorded at 100 mph. It has been owned by the National Railway Museum since 2004 and is probably the best-known locomotive in the world.
Mallard followed in 1938, one of Gresley's streamlined A4s. On 3 July 1938, running down Stoke Bank near Grantham, it reached 126 mph, a world speed record for steam that has never been beaten. It is part of the National Collection at the National Railway Museum.
Between them they cover the golden age of British steam: the green elegance of the 1920s and the blue streamlined speed of the late 1930s.
Every print is drawn by Emily. Read our story
Flying Scotsman and Mallard print questions
What sizes do the prints come in?
Every design comes in standard A sizes, from A5 (£12) to A1, so an off-the-shelf frame will fit. Most designs are also available on rigid artboard in A4 and A3. See all sizes and prices.
What is the difference between Flying Scotsman and Mallard?
Both were designed by Sir Nigel Gresley for the LNER. Flying Scotsman is an A3 from 1923, usually seen in apple green. Mallard is a streamlined A4 from 1938 in garter blue, and holds the steam speed record of 126 mph.
Can you draw a different steam locomotive?
Yes. We can draw any engine, number or livery. Personalised prints start at £100.
Do the prints come framed?
Posters are sent unframed, packed to arrive in perfect condition. UK delivery on posters is free.