Bachmann 35-502
Class 117 3-Car DMU BR Network SouthEast (Revised)
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Prototype Era
Era 8 (1983 to 1994) British Rail Sectorisation
Manufacturer description
Class 117 Three Car DMU, Set Number L425, Destination Boards 'Gatwick Airport/Reading' Unit A) DMBS 51363, Unit B) TCL 59515, Unit C) DMS 51405 in BR Network SouthEast Red, White & Blue
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The set is supplied with destination boards indicating services between Gatwick Airport and Reading. It represents the rolling stock as operated during the British Rail Sectorisation era.


