Rapido Trains OO GWR B Sets

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches 6977 and 6978 in late 1930s chocolate & cream livery with shirtbutton monogram logos forming Bodmin Branch set number 2.

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches 6457 and 6459 in inter-war chocolate & cream livery.

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches W6365 and W6366 in early British Railways plain crimson livery.

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches W6534 and W6555 in early British Railways plain crimson livery Bristol Division set number 49.

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches W6989W and W6990W in later British Railways lined maroon livery.

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches W6455W and W6456W in later British Railways plain unlined maroon livery

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches 6453 and 6454 finished in the GWR wartime economy plain brown livery lettered as Kingsbridge branch set number 2

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches 6409 and 6410 the GWR wartime economy plain brown livery.

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches 6894 & 685 in GWR post-WW2 lined chocolate and cream livery lettered for the Kingham Branch which was a cross-country link from the GWRs Cheltenham St.James station to the GWR London to Birmingham route.

New highly detailed models of the GWR diagram E140 brake composite coaches which were built as pairs formed into 2-coach 'B set' trains. These 2-coach sets were the normal train for many branch lines or could be coupled together when needed for mainline local stopping services. Introduced in 1930 the diagram E140 coaches featured partially recessed door handles and recessed guards' doors similar to the express stock being constructed around the same time. These highly detailed models include full interior detailing with seating, luggage racks and lighting.
Finished as coaches W6999 and W7000 in late GWR chocolate and cream livery with British Railways numbering. 1948 to early 1950s before full repainting