970008 12 Ton LMS D1663 Van - BR No.M5823 radio control British Railways continued construction of

British Railways continued construction of the ‘Portholes’ after Nationalisation and several examples remained in service long enough to receive BR Blue & Grey livery which is offered on the Branchline model for the first time alongside two Second Corridor vehicles (39-452 and 39-452A)

which was never built but for which plans exist

each car was fastidiously maintained by Ford’s renowned UK Press Garage in Brentford

Keep out of reach of children and animals to avoid injury

500 black and 500 white

970008 12 Ton LMS D1663 Van - BR No.M5823 radio control British Railways continued construction ofExpected Delivery Q3 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion). OO Gauge LMS D1832A and D1663 12 Ton Vans Following the grouping of the railways in 1923, the newly formed London, Midland and Scottish Railway inherited a host of ageing and dilapidated freight stock from their pre grouping predecessors. To remedy this and remain competitive, the LMS undertook a massive modernisation program of its freight stock, though many of the designs