Lima Class 50 50017 Network Southeast + Three NSE Coaches. Used. OO Gauge

Lima Class 50 50017 Network Southeast + Three NSE Coaches. Pancake motor

This is a nice little set in the Network South East Livery. The Lima Class 50 "Royal Oak" has had a full service and is an excellent runner. It has been really nicely weathered in a very realistic manner. All buffers and couplers are present.

It comes with three NSE coaches, two Mk2 Brake Corridor 1st (Unboxed) and an Airfix Mk1 Brake (Boxed)

The engine comes in its original box

The Class 50 was built by English Electric at the Vulcan Foundry between 1967 and 1968. A total of 50 were built and were employed hauling express passenger services along the unelectrified northern section of the West Coast Main Line between Crewe and Scotland. Post-electrification, the locomotives were moved to the South-West of England. They received the nickname "Hoovers", due to the distinctive sound of their dynamic braking system. The class was steadily retired in the 1980s and 1990s as second generation DMUs took over their services. However, a few examples of the class recently returned to service in the late 2010s with GBRf.