Lima L205132 Railcar Repainted and Renumbered LMR Livery. Used. OO Gauge - 2

Lima L205132 Railcar Repainted and Renumbered in LMR Livery. The Ringfield motor has been replaced with a pancake motor

In the 1930s, the Great Western Railway introduced a number of successful railcar vehicles onto their network, which survived in regular use into the 1960s. They experimented with different designs into the 1940s, ending with the GWR Swindon-built batches which featured dual AEC 105 bhp engines. These later designs featured angular bodywork, which contrasted the streamlined bodies of the originals and earned them the "razor edge" nickname. Two of the Swindon-built units still survive in preservation

This railcar has had a full service and has been fully tested. It is an excellent runner, if not a little fast because of the pancake motor

The bodywork has been repainted in LMR blue and renumbered. Perhaps not the greatest repaint, but a coat of gloss or semi-gloss would sort that out and you would have a modified train in a unique livery.

It comes in its original box​