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Prototype Era
Era 2 (1875 to 1923) Pre-grouping
The EFE Rail 54ft non-Corridor Bogie Coaches are based on the brand’s highly acclaimed Isle of Wight Coaching stock – the prototypes for which were rebuilt from former London, Brighton & South Coast Railway vehicles before their move to the island. With no authentic coaching stock available to depict passenger operations of many of the Victorian railway companies, these EFE models give a true feel of train travel from yesteryear and come finished in authentic liveries for some of the pre-Grouping companies that have so far been uncatered for when it comes to ready to run coaching stock.
Each model is produced using a high fidelity injection moulded bodyshell adorned with extra details, like the ornate metal handrails that are each separately fitted, the etched metal end steps and the emergency brake gear. Beneath each coach the truss rods have been authentically modelled alongside separate battery boxes, the Westinghouse brake components complete the look. Metal wheelsets are used throughout whilst the NEM coupling pockets are mounted on close-coupling mechanisms fitted to the coach chassis, providing close coupling whilst still allowing the models to negotiate second radius curves.
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EFE Rail 54ft non‑Corridor Third LBSCR Raw Umber is an OO‑scale model coach, supplied under the manufacturer part number E86026. It represents a pre‑grouping period vehicle, based on the brand’s Isle of Wight coaching stock that were rebuilt from former London, Brighton & South Coast Railway stock.
The model measures 236 mm over the couplings and is finished in a pristine LBSCR Raw Umber livery with the running number 2186. It features a high‑fidelity injection‑moulded bodyshell, separate metal handrails, etched metal end steps and an emergency brake gear. The underside includes accurately modelled truss rods, individual battery boxes, Westinghouse brake components and metal wheelsets. NEM coupling pockets are fitted to a close‑coupling mechanism, allowing the coach to negotiate second‑radius curves.
All components are supplied ready‑to‑run, providing a historically authentic representation of a Victorian‑era third‑class non‑corridor coach for railway modelers.