Model: OO gauge DC. The four-part Class 423 EMU electric multiple unit of the Southern railway company is an absolute highlight for all railway enthusiasts and model train enthusiasts. This detailed model has finely worked out elements. The Class 423 EMU electric multiple unit is an authentic replica of the real train that runs on the Southern Railway tracks in the south of England. Every element of the model has been carefully crafted to create the most realistic replica of the original. The cl

Model: OO gauge DC. Model of a Class 158 diesel train unit in 00 gauge. The two cars, which shine in the characteristic Arriva Trains Wales livery, are richly detailed and extremely authentically designed. The DMU is equipped with a three-pole motor with flywheel as well as an electric coupler and prepared loudspeaker box. This model has everything it needs to create excitement on the model railway.

Model: OO gauge DC. BR's four-car Class 422/7 EMU 2703 is an electric multiple unit that runs on electrified lines in southern England. It belongs to Class 422, which is also known as 4-TEP (4 Trailer Electric Pneumatic). The Class 422/7 EMU was modernised in the 1980s, with the windows, interior fittings, lighting and couplings being renewed. There are NEM coupling pockets at the ends of the train, which allow the train to be coupled with other units of the same standard. Integral current-carry

Model: OO gauge DC. The Class 411/9 EMU from South West Trains is a three-car electric multiple unit used on routes in the south of England. It is based on the original Class 411 EMU, which was built in the 1950s and 1960s for the electrified main lines in Kent. However, the Class 411/9 EMU has been extensively modernised with changes to the windows, interior, lighting and couplings. There are NEM coupling pockets at the ends of the model so that the train can be coupled with other units of the

Model: OO gauge DC. The Class 411/9 EMU from South West Trains is a three-car electric multiple unit used on routes in the south of England. It is based on the original Class 411 EMU, which was built in the 1950s and 1960s for the electrified main lines in Kent. However, the Class 411/9 EMU has been extensively modernised with changes to the windows, interior, lighting and couplings. There are NEM coupling pockets at the ends of the model so that the train can be coupled with other units of the

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. British Rail Class 323 Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) in 00 gauge. The Class 323 EMU has a flat motor in the centre car that drives all of the wheels. The lighting is DCC controllable and also includes the door opening light in railway stations. The tail lights are DC-controlled and can be switched on or off depending on the direction of travel. The units are equipped with a close coupling mechanism that allows smooth operation. The colour scheme is true to the original and alt

Model: OO gauge DC. InterCity Executive Class 43 HST (High Speed Train) diesel multiple unit. Equipped with a 5-pole motor and two flywheels as well as all-wheel drive. The railcar has a kinematic coupler for realistic train formation and is equipped with an HM7000 TXS DCC/Bluetooth decoder and digital sound ex works. The Class 43 also has front and rear lighting and motorised roof ventilators. The train represents the British railway company BR (British Rail) in Era 7. The Class 43 HST is a fam

Model: OO gauge 16.5mm direct current. Add-on car for the Hornby Advanced Passenger Train APT. Equipped with special close couplings.English operating instructions.

Model: HOe gauge DC. Tender locomotive type U, operating number U.43 of the Murtalbahn, operating condition in 1977. The U 43 of the Murtalbahn is a locomotive that has always belonged to the STLB. From the beginning, it ran on the "Murtalbahn Unzmarkt - Mauterndorf", as the railway was called after it was no longer managed by the k.k. state railways, but by the Styrian state railways. Later, the railway was also called the "Gaueisenbahn" for a while.After the First World War, the locomotive had

Model: HOe gauge DC. Type U tank locomotive, operating number 298.05 of the Steyr Valley Railway, operating condition in 1967. The locomotive with the number 298.05 ran as U 25 or 298.05 not only in the Steyr Valley, but also on other narrow-gauge railways in Austria. Today it is again running as a museum locomotive in the Steyr Valley.Prototype: The U series was originally a narrow-gauge steam locomotive of the Imperial and Royal Austrian State Railways (kkStB) for a 760 mm gauge. It is one of

Model: HOe gauge DC. Chassis, wheels and rods made of metal, motor with flywheel, coupling pocket according to NEM 355, recommended minimum radius 192 mm. The number 1 locomotive of the Zillertalbahn is currently mainly in use with 2-axle passenger cars.