NIR Mk.2b FO 801 NIR Maroon/Blue Coach Class_Mark 5Built at Litchurch Lane, Derby, in 1970, eight examples were constructed for Northern Ireland Railways for its new Enterprise service between Belfast and Dublin. This landmark service featured a range of bespoke vehicles that were quite unlike anything then in operation in Irelandor indeed on British Raildespite being a derivative of a BR design. The eight Mk. 2b coaches acquired by the newly formed Northern Ireland Railways (NIR) included several new
7808 Cookham Manor
A pair of 3D printed figures custom scanned and produced to fit perfectly in the accurascale J67/68/69 "Buckjumper"
Width: 166 mm
As an extra special treat and recognising this loco's historic position as the first of the class to be named
FYA 610019 EWS + RCTU x3 (220787-8
Still controversial almost four decades after being repainted
Our two LMR Mk
This locomotive is one of the two 73/9s that started life as a JA 73
Remained in service until 1992
A single RAWIE ™ Friction Buffer Stop in a Sharfenburg Coupler pocket configuration with a sprue of 20 friction elements and friction element spacers
it has principally been working infrastructure trains out of Shrewsbury Coleham depot with Network Rail's fleet of Class 97/3s
another stalwart South Wales freight machine