Metropolitan Railway Full Brake Coach

Another Metropolitan Railway vehicle to add to TUM's stable. The full brakes were built in the late 19th century to run with the famous Jubilee and Ashbury coaches, and served well until made surplus by more modern bogie rolling stock in the 1930s. 2 of the 6 built then found a second life as departmental vehicles, with 1 lasting until 1958 before withdrawal. This N gauge (1:148) model is designed to fit Peco chassis NB-122, and required buffers, brake pipes, coupling hooks and handrails on the end to complete. All can be obtained from N brass.