BR Mk1 Composite Corridor E15303 - Era 4 BookazineSaleFeb26 Must-have model of a ubiquitous

Must-have model of a ubiquitous modern diesel locomotive (era 11)

Full instructions and part diagrams are included with the kit which can be built in a modular fashion to allow the signalbox roof to remain removable for access to the interior

52-6454 Maroba II

The first of the breed was introduced to service in 1938 prior to the Second World War

the number of preserved Class 08s almost outnumbers those currently in mainline service

BR Mk1 Composite Corridor E15303 - Era 4 BookazineSaleFeb26 Must-have model of a ubiquitousHornbys TT: 120 scale rolling stock continues to develop with the addition of further British Railways Mk1 carriages. Now carrying the popular BR Crimson Cream livery, the new Mk1 range is a must for both new and seasoned modellers. Add this carriage to your collection from the Key Model World Shop for 33. 99 (RRP 37. 49). The British Railways Mk1 range was introduced from 1951 to provide a standardised design combined influence from pre BR carriages.