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Anglo-Scottish Car Carrier
TT2-ASCC A6 pack £3.50
The inaugural run of this train was at the end of May 1960. It ran as a day-time seated version of the ‘Car Sleeper Limited’ and consisted of car-carrying rolling stock as well as passenger coaches. The white steel headboards were used on Deltic haulage but some pictures do show the occasional steam locomotives carry it. As part of the British Railways Modernisation Plan, the car carrying services became known by the corporate name of Motorail.
Atlantic Coast Express
TT2-ACE A6 pack £3.50
Introduced by the Southern Railway in 1926, the service resumed after the Second World War in October 1947. Running between London Waterloo and the West Country, the train comprised of various sections that were detached or made up at various points of the journey (hence the different coach destinations). The rectangular board introduced in 1953 was fixed to the lower half of the smoke box door whereas the earlier versions had been placed centrally on the front buffer beam.
Atlantic Coast Express
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Boat Trains to Southampton
TT2-BOAT A6 pack £3.50
These trains to Southampton Ocean Terminal ran on a purely ‘as required’ basis to connect with international shipping lines. Due to delays caused by weather conditions at sea sometimes the timings of the trains was unpredictable. Special headboards include Holland American, The South American, Greek Line, Oriano, Canberra, Sitmar Line and the Brittany Express.
Bournemouth Belle
TT2-BBEL A6 pack £3.50
Introduced by the Southern Railway in 1931 as a luxury Pullman Car express operating between London Waterloo and Bournemouth, the service was suspended for the duration of the War. It was re-introduced in 1946 and ran until 1967. This pack is suitable for detailing trains running from 1948 onwards. The rectangular board introduced in 1953 was fixed to the lower half of the smoke box door whereas the earlier versions had been placed centrally on the front buffer beam. The Pullman Car Company provided special tailboards featuring the company’s crest.
The Bristolian
TT2-BRIST A6 pack £3.50