Genesis 4w - Metropolitan Railway Varnished Teak - Twin Pack DTo provide stock for the new extension to Aylesbury, the Metropolitan Railway ordered 32 four wheeled carriages from Cravens, which entered service in 1892. Intended to serve both Aylesbury and Chesham, the eight car rake was split into two sets of four, each comprising a 2nd Brake, 1st, 3rd, and 3rd Brake. The two sets were divided between the 3rd Brake and 2nd Brake, and all eight sets ran in the timetable until 1905, when they were sold on to the

exactly one year after it was placed into store

on the Enfield Town and Chingford ‘Jazz’ services and then in places such as North Woolwich

Length: 328 mm

Designed for easy 21mm gauage conversion

turnout decoders can remain powered even if a track section shorts

In January of 1968

John Smith promised the locomotive to the National Railway Museum when it reaches the end of its expected service life

this coach was moved—with its holiday party on board—from site to site on a pre-arranged schedule

wooden cab roof was retained

the same year that production at Renfrew was scaled back due to the recession

Riveted Tender Body

PR 26805 Inner