Description
PROTOTYPE
B Set coaches were introduced in the mid 1920s to work in pairs, typically on branch line passenger services. The coaches were fitted with modern electric lighting and yet had traditional compartments that passengers at the time typically preferred.
Another noticeable feature of the coach design is the large number of doors which aided the efficient boarding and disembarkation of the train at busy times.
MODEL
Automatic Lighting Bars are an optional extra and can be easily fitted to illuminate the coach from within. The light bar is available in either yellow, for incandescent lighting, or white, for modern lighting.
FEATURES
Metal Wheels
Sprung Couplings
NEM coupling as standard
Detailed Printing and Livery Detail
Highly detailed body, underframe, and bogies
