Revolution Trains RT-N59-EW-203DC Class 59 - 59/2 EWS livery 59203 Vale of Pickering N Gauge

Description Revolution Trains Class 59/2 in EWS Livery Featuring the 59/2, 59203 - 'Vale of Pickering' RT-N59-EW-203DC N Gauge All of the 59 models will feature the following standard features: • Next generation heavy, diecast chassis with smooth running, low friction and low geared design (estimated weight 110-115g) • Highly detailed injection moulded body with photo-etched and wire details and separate plastic parts • Lift off, easy-access central body section (as per the prototype!) to allow access to the decoder socket and switches • Prototype body detail variations eg headlight differences, NRN pod locations, cab handrail recesses, cab door handles, roof hatches, exhausts, and accurate chassis variation including variations in cooler pipes, lashing loops and fire extinguishers • Separate (not solid) angled struts connecting body to chassis to allow distinctive see-through appearance of prototype • Buffer beam detailing: one end super-detailed with solid air dam, air pipes and cosmetic coupler all fitted. Alternative solid air dam supplied for coupler end, and open air dam for those wishing to couple at both ends • Working accurate headlights including working marker lights. Lights switchable using easy to access microswitches or with DCC • Next 18 NEM 652 socket and factory fitted speaker for easy sound fitting plus DCC sound fitted option • Fine wheels to NMRA RP25 standards • Body-mounted, kinematic close couplers with NEM coupler sockets The model will feature unique features not seen on a British N gauge model before. The 59/2s saw variations from the 59/0s and 59/1s. The 59/2s retained the 59/1 style of headlights, but there were changes to the chassis and solebars which we have faithfully captured in our model: • all 59/2s: new handrails and door handles in different locations to 59/0s and 59/1s • revised lashing loops on the solebars • drop head knuckle couplers • change to the cooling pipes and fire extinguisher arrangements (distinctive bright red extinguisher bottles as part of the solebar) Revolution Trains