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Step back in time and experience the charm of Japan's rail network with our meticulously crafted Kiha 48-500 Series Diesel Car model! Introduced in 1977 the Kiha 40 series represented a generation of reliable general-purpose transportation while the Kiha 48 distinguished itself with a unique single cab and passenger door design. Our model captures the essence of the Kiha 48 500 series a specialized workhorse built for the harsh winters of the Tohoku region and beyond! **Relive the Golden Age of Japanese Rail** This isn't just a model it's a miniature masterpiece! We're talking incredible detail like upper-lower/lower-rising sash windows perfectly replicating the vehicles that once bravely faced blizzards. You’ll find authentic DT44 air spring bogies adding to the realism. **Unrivaled Features That Will Thrill Rail Fans** * **High Grade (HG) Specifications:** Experience the premium feel. * **3D Jumper Hoses:** Detailed separate parts bring realism to life. * **Faithful Rain Gutter Replication:** Like the iconic Kiha 48 No. 515 and later! * **Defroster Front Window Glass:** For those chilly northern runs. * **Four Typhoon Options:** Choose from large small shutter and slit types to customize your model. * **Interchangeable Front Displays:** Features a printed "Regular (navy blue)" display with optional "Rapid" and "(white)" replacements. * **Customizable Markings:** Car numbers and JR marks included on a transfer sheet. * **Illuminated Details:** Constant lighting board with ON-OFF switch showcasing brilliant white LEDs with a color prism simulating incandescent headlamp glow. * **Authentic Touches:** Gray H-rubber blue seating printed shoe rubs and door rails. * **Modern Upgrades:** New current collection system black wheels TN coupler (SP) standard equipment. **What's Inside the Box?** * **Vehicle:** Kiha 48-500 (T) * **Accessories:** Runner parts train radio antenna signal flare four Typhoon options front display parts jumper hose hood frame obstacle deflector air tank jig transfer sheet for car numbers and more! Don’t miss your chance to own this stunning piece of Japanese rail history! Add the Kiha 48-500 Series Diesel Car to your collection today!

Step back in time and experience the golden age of British rail with this iconic Standard Mark 1 coach! Introduced in 1951 this workhorse of the railways gracefully replaced older designs across the UK for a decade transforming passenger travel. From bustling mainlines to versatile multiple units and specialized freight carriers these coaches served a vital role until 2005 and continue to charm passengers today on heritage lines and exclusive charters. Relive the romance of rail travel with this stunning piece of railway history. Includes: 1 x Rolling Stock Coach

Unleash your inner wanderer with this dream-spun treasure a vintage map reimagined as a cozy throw blanket perfect for chilly nights and spontaneous adventures. Imagine snuggling up with stories of faraway lands feeling the soft brushed texture against your skin a comforting reminder of boundless possibilities. It’s not just a blanket it’s a portal to wanderlust.

Step back in time to the golden age of British rail with this meticulously crafted 1:76 scale OO Gauge LNER Mk4 Coach! Born at Metro-Cammell’s legendary Washwood Heath factory between 1989 and 1992, these iconic coaches were designed for the sleek, electrified East Coast Main Line, boasting a top speed of 140mph and a revolutionary tilt capability up to 6° thanks to their innovative tilting bogies. Initially, whispers of a West Coast Main Line order lingered, but this ambitious expansion never materialized. These Mk4s, a true evolution from the Mk3s, featured game-changing amenities like push-button plug-type doors and fully sealed gangways, offering a significantly enhanced passenger experience. These remarkable trains played a pivotal role in driving a dramatic surge in passenger traffic, and they’ve since navigated a fascinating history, passing through the hands of GNER, National Express East Coast, Virgin Trains East Coast, and now LNER – all under the watchful eye of the Department for Transport. In 2003, a groundbreaking refurbishment program – “Project Mallard” – breathed new life into these classics, introducing onboard Wi-Fi – a truly futuristic addition for the time! – and refreshed seating. Now, as the Class 800 and 801 IEPs enter service, plans are underway to ‘cascade’ these beloved Mk4s to other lines, ensuring their legacy continues. **Specifications:** * **Scale:** 1:76 OO Gauge * **Length:** 33 cm (13 in) * **Height:** 5 cm (2 in) * **Width:** 3.5 cm (1.4 in) * **Weight:** 0.2 kg (0.44 lbs) * **Finish:** Expertly Painted * **Operator:** LNER * **Livery:** Iconic LNER Grey * **Minimum Radius:** 200 mm (7.87 in) **Produced under license for SCMG Enterprises Ltd. ©SCMGE.** – A genuine piece of British rail history, ready to bring the thrill of the ECML to your layout!

Step back in time with this charming BR Motorail Carflat wagon a nostalgic piece of British railway history! Relive the era of car-carrying trains when families could pack their vehicles and enjoy a scenic rail journey from London to the Scottish Highlands. This meticulously detailed 1:76 scale model captures the iconic yellow livery of British Rail’s Motorail service a unique and fascinating aspect of 20th-century travel. Perfect for railway enthusiasts and collectors this Carflat wagon is a wonderful conversation starter and a fantastic addition to any OO gauge model railway layout. Imagine the stories this wagon could tell! Specifications include a length of 26cm a height of 5cm a width of 3.5cm a weight of just 0.06kg and it requires a minimum curve radius of 2. It's a single-part painted model ready to roll straight from the box. Bring a piece of Britain's railway heritage to life today!

Introducing the Taki 1000 Series Gasoline Tanker – A Blast from the Past! Relive the glory days of Japanese railroading with this stunning replica of the Taki 1000 series tanker first deployed in 1993. Sporting a sleek frameless design echoing the iconic Taki 43000 series this powerhouse once hauled a massive 45 tons of gasoline across the nation. Built on a robust FT21 bogie the Taki 1000 could reach speeds of up to 95 km/h showcasing its strength and efficiency. This model captures the essence of an era with meticulous detail including the authentic green and gray Nippon Oil Transportation paint scheme and a precisely printed vehicle number 863. Own a piece of railway history and add this incredible tanker to your collection!

Unleash your inner wanderer with this vintage-inspired treasure a sun-drenched find whispering tales of forgotten adventures and starlit nights. Feel the quality craftsmanship in every stitch a testament to timeless style and rugged charm. It’s more than just an item it’s a vibe a story waiting to be lived.

Unleash your inner explorer with this vintage-inspired marvel a one-of-a-kind treasure waiting to spark adventure and untold stories. Imagine sun-drenched afternoons and whispered secrets – this piece isn't just an item it's a feeling a legacy a touch of wanderlust for your everyday style.

Step back in time with this incredible On Track Models LSV-03 Victorian 4-Wheel Sheep Wagon – a meticulously crafted collection of six HO scale sheep vans, transporting you directly to the charming landscapes of the 1960s. Featuring a delightful mix of three sleek, Gable-roofed wagons and three elegantly curved models, each numbered L626, L929, L1136, L1255, L1260, and L1290, this set captures the nostalgic spirit of rural America. Imagine these sturdy, classic sheep vans hauling their woolly cargo – a perfect addition to your layout and a timeless piece of railway history. Don’t miss your chance to own a slice of the golden age of model railroading!

<p>Named to mark the coronation of King George VI, 'The Coronation' was for a time the LNER's flagship express passenger service. The train ran between London and Edinburgh in as little time as 6 hours. The service was formed by a rake of four pairs of specially designed streamlined coaches, with the addition of a streamlined observation car other than in the winter when the short period of daylight precluded the views. One service was run in each direction each day, the down service departing London for Edinburgh at 16:00pm, and the up service leaving Edinburgh at 16:30pm. Services were usually pulled by an A4 Class locomotive, commonly liveried to match the rest of the train.</p><p>The coaches were based upon the successful Silver Jubilee design and featured extensive attempts to reduce drag and increase comfort including the use of articulated pairs of coaches sharing bogies which limited the gap between the coaches, and aerodynamic underframe skirting.</p><p>In total, 4 sets of coaches were built plus the two observation cars. 2 sets were used for 'Coronation' (and 'Talisman'; the return service) 1 set for the West Riding Limited service to Leeds, and 1 spare set which could be used for any of the preceding services. After the war, the services were not resumed, and the sets were split up.</p><p>After a fire in 1951, additional doors were added to the twin sets to reduce the time needed to disembark in emergencies. All coaches lost their underframe skirting to aid maintenance and reduce unnecessary weight.</p><h3>Formation (observation car and locomotive both turned and arranged depending upon direction of travel)</h3><ul> <li>Brake Third (A) + Kitchen Third (Twin) (B)</li> <li>Open First (C) + Open First (Twin) (D)</li> <li>Open Third (E) + Kitchen Third (Twin) (F)</li> <li>Open Third (G) + Brake Third (Twin) (H)</li> </ul><h3>Specifications</h3><ul> <li>Item Length - Without Packaging (cm): 29.1</li> <li>Item Height - Without Packaging (cm): 5</li> <li>Item Width - Without Packaging (cm): 3.5</li> <li>Item Weight - Without Packaging: 0.19</li> <li>Item Scale: 1:76 Scale 00 Gauge</li> <li>Finish: Painted</li> <li>Colour: Blue</li> <li>Operator: LNER</li> <li>Designer: LNER</li> <li>Livery: Marlborough Blue/Garter Blue</li> <li>Minimum Curve (mm): Radius 2</li> <li>Number of Parts: 1</li> </ul>

“Unleash your inner radiance with this exquisitely crafted piece – a symphony of shimmering texture and timeless elegance. It’s more than just an item; it’s a whispered promise of confidence, a secret weapon against the ordinary. Let it be the touch that turns heads, the story that’s told, the feeling you crave. Own it. Feel it. Love it.”

Step back in time and own a piece of British railway history with this exquisite Mark 1 coach! Born from the post-war nationalization of British Railways in 1947 this versatile coach was designed to conquer every rail challenge from speedy summer excursions to battling the harsh winter conditions of northern Scotland. Built between 1951 and 1963 these coaches were a marvel of engineering a true "go anywhere do anything" workhorse blending the best features of the pre-nationalization stock. Remarkably robust and praised for their contribution to rail safety the Mark 1s served faithfully until their final appearance on the Lymington Branch Line in 2010. This stunning replica captures the iconic Carmine and Cream livery a vibrant testament to a bygone era of British rail travel. Perfect for model railroaders and history buffs alike this miniature coach brings a touch of authenticity and nostalgia to any collection. Here are the details: * Item Length: 16.6 cm * Item Height: 2 cm * Item Width: 2.1 cm * Item Weight: 0.04 kg * Scale: 1:120 * Finish: Painted * Color: Red * Gauge: TT * Operator: BR * Designer: British Railways * Livery: Carmine and Cream * Minimum Curve Radius: 1 * Number of Parts: 1