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Model: OO Gauge. Electric multiple unit Class 423 4 VEP 3417 Gordon Pettitt.Prototype: The 4-VEP electric multiple units were introduced in 1967 for use on the south London suburban network and on rural lines in Kent, Sussex, and Hampshire. One of the 194 units built by BREL York, number 7714, entered service in 1967. Under the TOPS scheme, the unit became Class 423 and was renumbered 3017 in the 1980s. Following a modernization in the early 1990s, all units were renumbered, with this one receiv

HORN R30469 · EAN: 5063129050740
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Model: OO gauge DC. Analogue starter set consisting of 1 steam locomotive "Flying Scotsman", 2 composite cars, 1 brake car of the LNER, as well as 1 R3 track oval, 1 turnout, 1 buffer stop, 1 speed controller, 1 transformer, 1 power connection track, 1 MidiMat and 1 rerailer.English operating instructions.
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Model: OO gauge DC. Analogue starter set consisting of 1 steam locomotive "Flying Scotsman", 2 composite cars, 1 brake car of the LNER, as well as 1 R3 track oval, 1 turnout, 1 buffer stop, 1 speed controller, 1 transformer, 1 power connection track, 1 MidiMat and 1 rerailer.English operating instructions.
HORN R1255P
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Model: OO Gauge DC. Steam locomotive Patriot Class Sir Robert Turnbull 45540 of the BR.Prototype: This locomotive originally bore the number 5901 when it left the Crewe works in August 1933, but was later renumbered 5540. In October 1947, it received a Stanier conical boiler, which upgraded it from the 6P to the 7P class. By May 1948, it was numbered 45540 by British Rail (BR) and remained in service until its retirement in April 1963. It was scrapped in July of that year.The locomotive's name,
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Model: OO Gauge DC. Steam locomotive Patriot Class Sir Robert Turnbull 45540 of the BR.Prototype: This locomotive originally bore the number 5901 when it left the Crewe works in August 1933, but was later renumbered 5540. In October 1947, it received a Stanier conical boiler, which upgraded it from the 6P to the 7P class. By May 1948, it was numbered 45540 by British Rail (BR) and remained in service until its retirement in April 1963. It was scrapped in July of that year.The locomotive's name,
HORN R30415
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Model: OO gauge DC. DB Schenker Class 67 67015 diesel locomotive.Prototype: Thirty of these locomotives were built by Alstom in Spain for EWS in 1999/2000 to replace the Class 47. They were primarily intended for Royal Mail, but after the loss of the postal contracts in 2003/04, they were used in passenger service. Locomotive 67015, which was transferred to DB Cargo in 2015, was leased to Wrexham & Shropshire Trains for a time and bore the name "David J. Lloyd".It is now one of twelve locomotive
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Model: OO gauge DC. DB Schenker Class 67 67015 diesel locomotive.Prototype: Thirty of these locomotives were built by Alstom in Spain for EWS in 1999/2000 to replace the Class 47. They were primarily intended for Royal Mail, but after the loss of the postal contracts in 2003/04, they were used in passenger service. Locomotive 67015, which was transferred to DB Cargo in 2015, was leased to Wrexham & Shropshire Trains for a time and bore the name "David J. Lloyd".It is now one of twelve locomotive
HORN R30425
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Model: OO gauge DC. Diesel locomotive Class 87 The Olympian 87012 of the Network South East.Prototype: British Rail Engineering built 36 of these 25 kV locomotives with 5,000 hp in Crewe between 1973 and 1975. Based on their predecessor, the Class 86, the new design aimed to develop a more powerful machine for express train services on the West Coast Main Line, capable of sustained speeds of up to 177 km/h.Locomotive 87012 entered service in January 1974 and was christened "Coeur de Lion" in May
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Model: OO gauge DC. Diesel locomotive Class 87 The Olympian 87012 of the Network South East.Prototype: British Rail Engineering built 36 of these 25 kV locomotives with 5,000 hp in Crewe between 1973 and 1975. Based on their predecessor, the Class 86, the new design aimed to develop a more powerful machine for express train services on the West Coast Main Line, capable of sustained speeds of up to 177 km/h.Locomotive 87012 entered service in January 1974 and was christened "Coeur de Lion" in May
HORN R30426
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