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The first four LNWR electric multiple units used Siemens electrical equipment and were composed of a driving trailer third, composite trailer and driving motor third with four 250 horsepower (190 kW) traction motors. The trains seated 38 first and 138 third class passengers in open saloons.<br /><br />The Siemens stock trains were stored after the withdrawal of passenger services over the West London Railway following bomb damage in 1940. In 1952, they were converted to prototype 25 kV AC overhead EMUs (Class AM1) and ran on the Lancaster-Morecambe-Heysham line until 1966.<br /><br /><br />Requires chassis , interior and finishing
This is the driving trailer
Based on original LNWR drawings with modifications based on photos.
As modified by LNWR/LMS and suitable for London trains up to 1940, and Morecambe AC trains in 1950s.

HO gauge (1/87, 3.5mm/ft)