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This was based on the Midland Region of British Railways corridor surburban coach.
The model coach body was had solid windows, with a grill effect for blinds , with detail included of sliding ventilators above the windows. Again, solid doors were at each end, with detial of handles and hinges.
The coach was mounted on a twin four-wheel bogies. Bogie detail included the side frame, coil spring and journal box.
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They were either painted maroon with a black roof, blood and custard (maroon and yellow) or a chocolate and cream livery. Windows were painted black. Windows were painted whatever the darker colour of the dual colour scheme.
The bogies were different castings, the leading one had a pin and the trailing one had a towing slot.
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