Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1930 Twin Cities Composite RH 6941 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1930 Twin Cities Composite LH 6944 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1930 Twin Cities All Third 2573 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all co

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1925 Brake Third RH 3593 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1925 Brake Third LH 3594 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1925 Composite RH 6943 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor wi

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1925 Composite LH 6938 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor wi

Model: OO Gauge DC. GWR Corridor Toplight passenger car 1925 All Third 3930.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor windows to b

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1914 Brake Third RH 3766 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1914 Brake Third LH 3772 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1914 Composite RH 6939 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor wi

Model: OO Gauge DC. Passenger car Corridor Toplight 1914 Composite LH 6942 of the GWR.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor wi

Model: OO Gauge DC. GWR passenger car Corridor Toplight 1914 All Third 3893.Prototype: The prototype coaches were constructed between 1914 and 1920 made of steel body sides with an absence of panelling but with bolection mouldings around the windows and frosted glass top light windows, sitting on Churchward 9’-0” bogies. They were designed to operate as a set comprising Left hand and right-hand Brake Thirds, 1 or 2-Thirds and left hand and right-hand Composites enabling all corridor windows to b

Model: OO gauge. Passenger car 57ft Stanier Non-Corridor Brake M20565 of the British Railways. Equipped with fine-scale wheels, NEM coupler pocket, close-coupling mechanism, and English hook couplings.Prototype: These cars were designed by William Stanier in the 1930s as flush-clad metal versions of the previous LMS suburban cars. The prototype remained in BR service until the mid-1960s. The prototypes, on which Dapol's tooling is based, included 25 compound cars and 32 brake-end cars. The cars

Model: OO gauge. Great Western Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach 37.Prototype: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Autocoach 37 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. British Railways Driving Trailer Autocoach W38.Prototype: The British Railways (BR) Autocoach W38 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. British Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach W37W.Prototype: The British Railway (BR) Autocoach W37W is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. Great Western Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach 39.Prototype: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Autocoach 39 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. Great Western Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach 41.Prototype: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Autocoach 41 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. Great Western Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach 41.Prototype: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Autocoach 41 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. Great Western Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach 40.Prototype: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Autocoach 40 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. Great Western Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach 40.Prototype: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Autocoach 40 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. Great Western Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach 37.Prototype: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Autocoach 37 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.

Model: OO gauge. Great Western Railway Driving Trailer Autocoach 37.Prototype: The Great Western Railway (GWR) Autocoach 37 is a typical passenger car designed for operation with steam railcars or autotrain locomotives. With its distinctive driver's cab at the end of the car, the driver could also control the train from inside the car, eliminating the need for quick reversing at terminal stations.