Model: O gauge direct current. Company number 94988. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. Company number 94989. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. Company number 94993. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. Company number 97998. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. running number 41046. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. running number 41053. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. running number 41054. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. running number 41092. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. running number 41098. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. running number 41100. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. Without company number and without label. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the prev

Model: O gauge direct current. running number 94947. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge direct current. running number 94958. Equipped with metal chassis, metal-bearing fine-scale wheels (spoked wheels or disc wheels based on the prototype), spring-loaded coupling hooks and buffers, chains for prototypical coupling.Please note that the illustration shows hand samples that do not yet correspond in all details to the final version that will be delivered.Prototype: The M3 shunter trucks entered service in 1912 when modifications were made to the previous M2 shunter truc

Model: O gauge. Equipped with metal finescale wheels, spring coupler hooks and buffers, change for prototypical coupling.

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Model: O gauge DC. Equipped with: metal-bearing finescale wheels, springy clutch hooks and buffers, chains for exemplary coupling.Prototype: When the coal wagons with the checkered round reduced, excess wagons in 1997 donated their underground to a fleet of ballast cars for setting the infrastructure maintenance company. A total of 1.071 were admitted in the countries between 1997 and 2007, the later wagon. Dapol create models of the original batch of 400 cars, which were built in the RFS Doncas

Model: O gauge DC. Equipped with: metal-bearing finescale wheels, springy clutch hooks and buffers, chains for exemplary coupling.Prototype: When the coal wagons with the checkered round reduced, excess wagons in 1997 donated their underground to a fleet of ballast cars for setting the infrastructure maintenance company. A total of 1.071 were admitted in the countries between 1997 and 2007, the later wagon. Dapol create models of the original batch of 400 cars, which were built in the RFS Doncas

Model: O gauge DC. Equipped with: metal-bearing finescale wheels, springy clutch hooks and buffers, chains for exemplary coupling.Prototype: When the coal wagons with the checkered round reduced, excess wagons in 1997 donated their underground to a fleet of ballast cars for setting the infrastructure maintenance company. A total of 1.071 were admitted in the countries between 1997 and 2007, the later wagon. Dapol create models of the original batch of 400 cars, which were built in the RFS Doncas

Model: O gauge. Goederenwagen Begeleidingswagen 20t remwagen B951509 van British Railways.Prototype: The basis for the standard BR goods brake van was the LNER ‘Toad E’, which underwent several modifications during the early construction phase, in particular the continuous running boards that extended from end to end and the fitting of horizontal handrails along the edge of the concrete end platforms.Until 1955, the wagons were fitted with oil-lubricated axle box housings, later roller bearing a

Model: O gauge. Freight wagon escort wagon 20t brake van B951344 CAO of British Railways.Prototype: The basis for the standard BR goods brake van was the LNER ‘Toad E’, which underwent several modifications during the early construction phase, in particular the continuous running boards that extended from end to end and the fitting of horizontal handrails along the edge of the concrete end platforms.Until 1955, the wagons were fitted with oil-lubricated axle box housings, later roller bearing ax

Model: O gauge. Freight wagon escort wagon 20t brake van B951327 CAO of British Railways.Prototype: The basis for the standard BR goods brake van was the LNER ‘Toad E’, which underwent several modifications during the early construction phase, in particular the continuous running boards that extended from end to end and the fitting of horizontal handrails along the edge of the concrete end platforms.Until 1955, the wagons were fitted with oil-lubricated axle box housings, later roller bearing ax

Model: O gauge. British Railways 20-tonne brake van B951410.Prototype: The basis for the standard BR goods brake van was the LNER ‘Toad E’, which underwent several modifications during the early construction phase, in particular the continuous running boards that extended from end to end and the fitting of horizontal handrails along the edge of the concrete end platforms.Until 1955, the wagons were fitted with oil-lubricated axle box housings, later roller bearing axle box housings were fitted a

Model: O gauge. British Railways CAP type 20t brake van B955069.Prototype: The basis for the standard BR goods brake van was the LNER ‘Toad E’, which underwent several modifications during the early construction phase, in particular the continuous running boards that extended from end to end and the fitting of horizontal handrails along the edge of the concrete end platforms.Until 1955, the wagons were fitted with oil-lubricated axle box housings, later roller bearing axle box housings were fitt

Model: O gauge. British Railways CAR type 20-tonne brake van B954921.Prototype: The basis for the standard BR goods brake van was the LNER ‘Toad E’, which underwent several modifications during the early construction phase, in particular the continuous running boards that extended from end to end and the fitting of horizontal handrails along the edge of the concrete end platforms.Until 1955, the wagons were fitted with oil-lubricated axle box housings, later roller bearing axle box housings were