Rapido 970109

LMS D1832A Van – BR No.M170019

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Prototype Era
Era 4 (1948 to 1956) British Railways Early Crest

Manufacturer description

LMS Dia.1832A 12t Van
No. M170019
BR Bauxite
Roof ventilators fitted
2-shoe unfitted braked and through piped
LNER axleboxes
Split-spoke wheels running in metal bearings
High level of detail above and below the floor line
High quality livery application
NEM coupler pockets
1:76 scale, (OO gauge)
UK designed

Catalogue listing

Brand
Rapido
Product Code
970109
RRP
£32.95
Release date
Q3 2026

Model details

Gauge
OO

Prototype information

Operator
BR (M)

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The Rapido LMS D1832A Van is a model train item that represents a British Railways early crest era vehicle. It is part of the Rapido LMS 12T Van collection.

The model is based on the LMS Dia.1832A 12t Van and is specifically modelled to represent BR no. M170019, a bauxite-coloured vehicle. The model features roof ventilators, unfitted brakes with two-shoe braking and pipework, and LNER axleboxes.

The Rapido model features split-spoke wheels that run on metal bearings, providing a high level of accuracy and realism. The level of detail is also impressive, with intricate details above and below the floor line. The livery is applied at a high quality, adding to the overall authenticity of the model.

The model is designed for OO gauge, with a scale of 1:76. It also features NEM coupler pockets, allowing for easy coupling and uncoupling of the model.

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